ProTools 7.4 what do you think?

Joshman86 · 20th January 2008

I just wanted to post a blog about the new version of ProTools and see what everyone thinks of it so far. As well as seeing how it works with different versions of Vista. Digidesigns web site recommends running protools with Vista ultimate and business only, however, I took a chance and istalled it with Vista Home basic with no issues as of now. (knock on wood) Personally, I love 7.4. The elastic time makes editing a breeze. Open thread, so speak your mind about the new Hotness from Digidesign.

doorknocker · 20th January 2008

Love it. Buffer size '32' is the big thing for me as I'm now able to recording without 'Low Latency Mode' on, nobody complained so far.

'Elastic time' is great as well.

Obvioudsly there are still things missing (in LE): Delay Compensation and why isn't it possible to only put certain tracks in 'Narrow Mix View' and leave others in regular size, that would be very convenient.

celticrogues · 21st January 2008

Maybe its just my imagination, but it definitely seems snappier and seems to run better overall than PT 7.3 on my aging iBook G4. Elastic time is really cool as well!

Cheers!
-Mike

20th January 2008	#1
Joshman86 Gear interested Joined: Oct 2007 Location: Florida Posts: 14 Thread Starter	ProTools 7.4 what do you think? I just wanted to post a blog about the new version of ProTools and see what everyone thinks of it so far. As well as seeing how it works with different versions of Vista. Digidesigns web site recommends running protools with Vista ultimate and business only, however, I took a chance and istalled it with Vista Home basic with no issues as of now. (knock on wood) Personally, I love 7.4. The elastic time makes editing a breeze. Open thread, so speak your mind about the new Hotness from Digidesign.

20th January 2008	#2
doorknocker Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Location: Basel, Switzerland Posts: 6,206 1 Review written	Love it. Buffer size '32' is the big thing for me as I'm now able to recording without 'Low Latency Mode' on, nobody complained so far. 'Elastic time' is great as well. Obvioudsly there are still things missing (in LE): Delay Compensation and why isn't it possible to only put certain tracks in 'Narrow Mix View' and leave others in regular size, that would be very convenient. __________________ 'Ever since the Supreme Court overturned the Snare Act, it has been legal to use any mic you like on snare.' - joeq http://www.doorknocker.ch/

21st January 2008	#3
celticrogues Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2006 Location: NYC Posts: 709	Maybe its just my imagination, but it definitely seems snappier and seems to run better overall than PT 7.3 on my aging iBook G4. Elastic time is really cool as well! Cheers! -Mike __________________ "And now," cried Max, "let the wild rumpus start!" Mike Fowler http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3451358 reverbrecording@gmail.com www.fowlersound.com

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