Mike Thornton, Editor of Pro Tools Expert makes a special visit to RSPE Audio to share his thoughts on 'The Future of Pro Tools' on June 13th from 9:30am to 11am PDT.
At this short address he will be sharing his insights on a changing industry and how he believes this will affect the future of the industry standard Pro Tools and those who use it. There will also be a chance to catch up with Mike and other Pro Tools professionals.
Limited spaces (and coffee), head to Pro Tools Expert to reserve your spot.
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With all the new DAWs out there, some of them free that rival ProTools, I've read many on the Internet calling ProTools a dinosaur that still lives because of its foot hold on the studio system. So to Speak.
If this is true then, you, we, all who use the software may be falling behind some of the other musicians in the world with you, our, only being still in the lead due to our direct contact and working relationship with the studios, and their continued use of the software.
The other point that comes to mind is that the studios continue to pour money into the software and hardware without looking forward. You might think 'well, it's their money'. Yes but their continued expense drives up their production costs and eventually they will cut corners meaning that you will not work because of the expense of ProTools amoungst other things.
Using the DAW Zynewave Podium as an example, you can all see that the DAW equals ProTools on every level except for a few minor things. Looking at those things nd comparing the cost of ProTools versus Podium, with it being $59.00 for the full version, to save you jobs ProTools should be replaced with something that need not force the studios to overlook your services.
There's more but I'll bring those questions to you if I make the event.
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