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Avid Announce Pro Tools 2018 at NAMM Show

Avid have announced the next Pro Tools Upgrade at NAMM show 2018. The new version, Pro Tools 2018, represents not only a software update, but an overhaul of the Pro Tools versioning scheme. In addition to the new naming scheme, this release adds new features that help music creators jumpstart their creativity, stay in their flow, and finish projects with speed and efficiency. It will be available to new customers, current subscribers, and users with an active upgrade plan.

Pro Tools 2018 includes major improvements and new features for Pro Tools | First, Pro Tools, and Pro Tools | HD.
New Pro Tools 2018 Versioning Scheme For 2018, Avid is implementing a new software version numbering convention.

Software releases will be numbered according to the year and month, for example the first software release in January of 2018 will be numbered 2018.1Subsequent releases within the same month will have an additional suffix, for example 2018.1.1For products that do not release on a monthly basis,…

Avid Release Pro Tools Update 2018.3

Avid have released a software update for Pro Tools that fixes a number of bugs/issues that many Pro Tools users have been having. Keeping in line with their new numbering scheme, Pro Tools 2018.3 is a March 2018 release. Here is the list of the bug fixes in the Pro Tools 2018.3 release.
Bug FixesControl Surfaces

The Pro Tools | S6, and Pro Tools | Control, now use the correct page table for the expand knob and fader assignment (PT-237378)The page table for Dyn3 De-Esser now uses the correct page table on the Pro Tools | S6 Knob Module (PT-233948)The Pro Tools | Control application will now reflect when tracks are hidden from Pro Tools | S6 or Pro Tools (PT-238653)Opt/Alt touching a fader, in flip mode, will once again set the console and Pro Tools fader to its default value (PT-238654)
Crash/Errors

Fixed a crash when cycling clips in a selection and then undoing (PT-237545)Fixed a crash when a deleted committed track is cleared from undo queue (PT-238766)Fixed a crash when recalling tra…

Studio Tour : Emmy Winner Paula Fairfield's Dolby Atmos Studio

Emmy Award Winning Sound Designer Paula Fairfield is most famous for her work on the hit HBO show, “Game Of Thrones". She’s the sound designer that gives the dragons their voice, and every roar, flap or hiss coming from one of Daenerys’ three dragons is created in the studio she built in her desert home near Palm Springs.

The heart of Paula’s studio is the Avid Pro Tools S6 control surface and Colin Broad PD3 / A-Mon monitoring system that controls her HDX system. For Dolby Atmos monitoring, RSPE incorporated a JBL LSR system housed in the ASC AttackWall for Immersive Sound. The ASC AttackWall provides an optimum mixing environment that's portable and modular and translates every time.

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