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1. PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION 64 BIT
2. PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION UPGRADE
3. PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION PRO

Note that to bounce down just some tracks, you would need to solo those tracks in regular Protools. You still may want to for your final checks, but it's convenient to not have to do that for bouncing just to deactivate tracks. You no longer have to let it bounce in real time. Bouncing a song, or some tracks, may only take a few seconds. Offline bounce means faster than realtime bounce, which other DAW's have already had. Speaking of bouncing down, this is where offline bounce comes in. This should allow you to go for longer before you have to do any of that, if at all. This alone can make the difference between having to bounce down, deactivate, etc. So if you already have 50 tracks with plugins, it's playing back those at 1024, but you can set your track you're recording to to 64, 32, etc. And it only puts that low buffer on the track you're recording to. When you set the buffer size, you're only setting it for recording. With the dynamic buffer, playback is always at the maximum of 1024 (2048 in 96k). PT11 was completely redesigned from the ground up, and now takes much better advantage of multicore processors (no more having to set 7 out of 8 processors for RTAS, etc.). It also seems to help with plugins and performance in general. Or use their VI's in other DAW's like Logic, then print to audio and import the audio tracks into Protools for mixing.

PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION PRO

For that reason, people would use outside hosts for VI's, like VE Pro or Reaper. This made it really behind the curve of other DAW's, especially when using Virtual instruments and sample libraries.

So it was still limited to using a max of 4 gigs of ram.

PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION 64 BIT

Up until 11, Protools was still a 32 bit program, even though it worked in 64 bit operating systems. I don't have 11 yet, just going by the specs and people's experiences. Has anyone noticed any improvement in the actual sound quality of your productions from upgrading?

PRO TOOLS 9 UPDATE FOR LION UPGRADE

Is it not actually benefiting at all from my 64-bit processor unless I upgrade to 11? I thought PT9 was the first to allow you to use 64-bit operating systems.

Clip gain feature (damn that would be pretty useful, used to have to use Melodyne for that) AAX plug-ins? Not sure what the benefit is there if someone could clarify.ĥ. Does it work pretty well and seamlessly?)Ĥ. Dynamic buffer (that actually sounds pretty sweet, I have issues recording without errors below 256 buffer all the time so either have to deactivate a bunch of tracks or do my best at recording on 1024. bounce offline (could you explain that better please?)ģ. much faster since it's 64-bit(session loading times too?)Ģ. Plus, most plugins are now finally in AAX format, so they can be used in PT11.K so the list so far I've seen:ġ.

In general, you should see increased performance on your computer. PT11 features offline bounce, it's a 64 bit program so you can finally use all available ram (great for using VI's), dynamic buffer which allows you to set only the tracks you record to at a low buffer, while the other tracks run at max, and it's a whole new program.