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#PRO TOOLS AUDIO INTERFACE UPGRADE#

#PRO TOOLS AUDIO INTERFACE UPGRADE#

You get the ability to continually upgrade to the latest software and support at a lower initial cost, however if you stop payments the software no longer works after the subscription period expires. Subscription – Monthly ( $34.99 pm) or yearly ( $29.99 pm) for Pro Tools, yearly ( $799) for Ultimate.This wider choice comes with a more confusing set of purchase options so let’s take a closer look: Subscription and Perpetual Licenses While some companies such as Adobe opt for a subscription only model, that always includes latest updates, Avid have taken more sensible approach by offering both perpetual licenses and subscription as well as including access to updates, giving you a much wider choice. High Sample Rates – 96kHz and 192kHz recording and mixing really pushes even the fastest computers to the edge.īring the power of HDX to your desktop or studio rack with the Pro Tools | HDX Thunderbolt 3 Chassis, which can house a single HDX PCIe card (not included).Recording 24 mics and sending back cue feeds from Pro Tools requires HDX. Low Latency – When recording multiple sources, especially for music, it is essential that you have the absolute lowest latency and HDX provides this.

HDX can take the load off your computer by using AAX DSP plug-ins.

Reliability – In a professional environment you need to guarantee the system won’t give up at a critical moment due to high track counts and too many plug-ins.

Large Track/Plug-in Counts – Pro Tools | HDX supports larger track counts (see the graphic above), higher plug-in counts, and multiple HD videos that can tax even the fastest systems.

So what factors should you consider when making the decision? There is a lot of debate about Native vs DSP, and for many people who have less demanding applications the addition of an HDX DSP card is unnecessary, especially with ultra fast processors now available on laptops and workstations.