There' a reason that Pro Tools is the standard in most professional studio environments, and with Pro Tools | HDX there' even more.Mix Bigger, Better ProjectsWith Pro Tools | HDX, you get up to 5x more power per card than Pro Tools|HD Accel, so you can focus on your mix”not your mixer”and do much more with less.- Create bigger, more complex mixes with 4x more tracks (up to 768 voices)- Double your ins and outs with up to 64 channels of I/O per card (up to 192 total)- Handle large plug-in-heavy mixes easily with 4x more Automatic Delay CompensationMore Headroom-Less HeadachesPro Tools | HDX uses floating-point calculations for plug-in processing and mixing, enabling you to achieve the best sound quality possible, with the least effort.- Record and mix in higher resolution (up to 32-bit, 192 kHz audio) and significantly greater dynamic range- Let your mixes breathe with increased headroom, and eliminate clipping and obsessive gain staging- Improve workflow and sonic parity between DSP-accelerated and native-based Pro Tools systems with the new AAX plug-in platformThe Fastest Workflows-YoursPro Tools|HDX tightly integrates with Pro Tools HD software and your Mac or PC, giving you optimized performance from creation to completion.- Get a highly responsive feel”even in your most complex projects”with RAM-cached record/playback and real-time fades- Keep the channel routing in complex sessions in check easily with bus interrogation- Work faster with pro-level tools, including Clip Gain, advanced audio editing and automation, surround sound, and more- Accelerate your recording, editing, and mixing with Avid Pro Mixing consoles, which offer unprecedented hands-on control- Share even more with Media Composer and other AAF-compatible software with support for multichannel tracks, Clip Gain, and a 24-hour timelineIt's All About the SoundThere' a reason why more professionals trust the sound of Pro Tools than with any other DAW.
With Pro Tools | HDX, you get more tracks, more headroom, and up to 5x more dedicated DSP power to tackle massive post-production projects with the confidence that comes with guaranteed performance. The chassis can house a single HDX card, as well as a Mac mini, providing portability and easy connection to today’s Thunderbolt 3-equipped computers.Ěvid Pro Tools | HDX takes the performance and the power of the industry leading Pro Tools | HD system and adds even more power, higher audio quality and easier workflows for recording, editing, and mixing some of the most demanding productions. Folk & Traditional Wind & Keyboard InstrumentsĬreate music with one of the fastest and most powerful DAWs in the industry.īring the power of HDX to your studio rack with the Avid Pro Tools | HDX Thunderbolt 3 Desktop Chassis, built in partnership with Sonnet.Folk & Traditional Stringed Instruments.It's superior in every way, and after the initial investment, you'll be very pleased you did. I have no doubt that Lynx will eventually reverse engineer the HDX connection, but I think the Avid HD IO is the better way to go. I haven't missed the Aurora a single day since, and can honestly say the new Avid interface sounds amazing! To replace them both, I purchased the HD IO 16X16 and have to say that it made a huge difference. The Aurora was a great interface, and I used it for more than a few years, but I decided to unload it back in the summer along with my 192 IO. Until a few months ago, I myself was using a Lynx Aurora as the front end for my HD3 PCIe system. It's simply the fact that Lynx was able to reverse engineer the connection so well that we all forgot that it was never qualified. Avid has never qualified third party interfaces for connection to Protools HD. I'm done with these jokers.This is not old news. I'm staying where I am for now and seriously considering moving on to another DAW. They came out with pt 9 claiming to be compatible with everyone and everything and now 10 comes and they're trying to trap you into only using their interfaces.
Pro tools hdx 64 Bit#
HMM, correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't there other 64 bit DAW's out there that can work with any interface.
Aside from many features not working with accel cards I was told that when pro tools goes 64 bit that my lynx interfaces will not work with it. I had an interesting conversation with a rep from CRAPID yesterday at aes.
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