[whitewrabbit]

its been long known that pro tools is not a best midi solution out there. yes it is a complete production suite, however it's only industry standard for its studio operations. For midi your better suited using reason, digital performer logic or ableton (though i hate logic) personally i use pro tools for studio, mixing and mastering. i use reason for most VI's and ableton for most other midi. it's also well known that digi/avid is unmotivated to add features that most other daws support, example 32 bit float has been around for years yet PT 10 made it seem entirely new.