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Re: PT native out of the bag
Wow! Guys relax. This is a real step forward for Avid - Sorry it did not come for free on the front of SOS magazine !
If all these 'open' platforms ( Like UAD is Open or Apple is open ) are so attractive then move along - there is nothing to see here. This is a great way for people who , like myself have found the price gap from LE to HD too much for my studio to bare. It is right in the middle. Perfect. I am sure you will all get your ADC in LE but that is exactly what it is LE NOT HD so stop expecting it to be. It amazes me how all I hear is the praises sung 'Reaper has this' or 'Logic system is cheaper' etc but yet you are all still here ? Avid have done very well with this product if it is not for you than so be it. |
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Re: PT native out of the bag
To me, this is HD (or PT) of the future. Noone needs an Accel card or any other card with "processing power" now or in the future due to the current processing power available on your computer. This card allows you to interface HD hardware (better converters, etc.) with PT software. Ultimately, I don't think it is meant to be a mid-range system or an upgrade to LE.
If I were Avid, I'd lower the cost of this card and have all of their devices use it to interface all of the AVID/Digi I/O devices. At that point, everyone gets the same software (lower support costs) and you pay more or less for whatever level of hardware you need. But, they would need to develop an express card for laptop users (but what's wrong with that?). Just my 2 cents. Greg
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I check the HD forums every so often, i rarely ever see anybody complaining about HD lacking in features. So why give resources to Protools HD, when many LE users are on the brink? (not including myself). On the contrast, i see LE users begging for attention, which i'm sure is coming, but this HD Native is a sign of bad priority, to cater to an already happy user base. Thats just my two cents.... Nick
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Man, I feel you on this, but is it safe to say that HD Native is a bold statement to where LE is not going? The attention LE users got was the new interfaces, then BAM!! - HD Native, which as stated earlier really closes the gap between say a 003 and HD. I think that says a lot without actually saying anything.
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But had I believed the power marketing hype over the years that digidesign spewed out, about their "industry standard" software (even though the rest of the industry seemed to fix a LOT of things long before PT did for the X86 platform!) I could be one of these guys sitting here, finding out the hard way that the "industry standard" software cannot adjust for plugin latency. PT is the most expensive software platform you can get into on Windows, yet, LE cannot do delay compensation! Show me the marketing hype ad that said THAT to the users they were trying to attract and eventually won over! Now having to upgrade further JUST to get features that FAR less expensive DAW's have, when you have a version that is still broken? LAME! |
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The loudest voices are looking for the same basic features. Avid has been teasing us with new hardware, but no significant movements in software for nearly 2 years. Ever hear the saying, "Save the best for last?" So... they release flashy new hardware. Some neat features, upgraded parts, more versatility, etc. Now we're seeing some action from Avid, and maybe getting used to it. But they know what we really want... we want modernization of the software. Timing is everything, especially when a company is dealing with a troubled economy and strained market share. Apple is about the best example of that. In terms of hardware+software... when you have such a variety of hardware, doesn't it make sense to release it all first, and THEN release software that is compatible with all of it, instead of patching it every time something new comes out? Makes sense to me. All of these hardware releases have been leading up to November AES. Just under a month away now. Every new release has been more and more interesting. The HD I/O had fairly mediocre fanfair, but the MBoxes created quite a buzz. Now this HD Native has everyone awake and talking. Good and bad. All that's really missing now, in terms of hardware, is the new 00x, and new TDM cards. Software is all that's left after that. Why not make a big splash at the big audio event? Considering Avid is the only company listed with both a booth and a room... Either way, some food for thought.
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Re: PT native out of the bag
Hi All,
I've noticed a lot of folks here and in other forums commenting on the price of Pro Tools|HD Native. As I said in another thread, it's important to Keep in mind that Pro Tools|HD Native includes Pro Tools HD software. When you consider the value of Pro Tools HD software at around $2500, the price of Pro Tools|HD Native is a pretty great value. Add in the advantaged pricing when you bundle an HD series interface and it's a very competitive pro solution with best in class performance and sound quality. I also would take exception to the idea that the HD Native Core card is "just a dongle." To get the performance, stability, low latency and I/O count our pro customers want from a native HD system requires more than USB or Firewire could possibly provide. Looking forward to more comments and feedback. Best, Max |
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