Changes in Pro Tools 7
Pro Tools 7 has introduced many new and many improved features this time around. Below pretty much encompasses everything you will see:
- Region Looping– An easy, new way to repeat one or more audio/MIDI regions and Region Groups.
- REX and ACID audio files can now be imported into Pro Tools 7.
- Support for dragging audio, MIDI, REX and ACID files directly from the desktop to the timeline.
- Quantize your audio regions to a grid or groove template. Sort of a simplified Beat Detective, but for audio regions.
- Compressor/Limiter Dyn III is now included with the new release of Pro Tools alowing for more control. EQIII also includes a new filter band-pass solo mode to help isolate and remove nasty noise in an audio track.
- Tool Tips feature gives descriptions of objects in Pro Tools 7 simply by rolling the mouse over the object.
- Support for dragging audio, MIDI, REX and ACID files directly from the desktop to the timeline.
- Support for dragging multiple regions onto a single track simultaneously.
Personally, I haven’t taken the jump to upgrade, still weighing up whether or not it’s worth it for me.
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