Avid Pro Tools Reviews

Pro Tools is my go-to digital audio workstation (DAW) for mixing and editing, as I really enjoy how customisable the interface and controls can be; such that preferred keyboard shortcuts can be assigned to different functions. In addition to this, being able to have different side-panels open based on your workflow preferences is a bonus.

I additionally find that Pro Tools' layout very much helps with my workflow when mixing audio, whether that be for music or film. When demonstrating Pro Tools in a teaching environment, the channel strips are linear and easy to follow, and this remains true when mixing large sessions which is fantastic.

Pro Tools requires a monthly or yearly subscription in order to consistently keep the most up-to-date version. There is a one-time payment option, although, this is for a perpetual license that only allows for the user to update to the next software version a certain number of times. Once these updates have been applied, the user only gets to keep the last version they updated unless they should like to repurchase or subscribe to a new license.

Protools is Complete music composing solution which has a professional touch & quality,

I can record songs, compose music, mix & master , edit the music without any hassle with bets quality ever.

It's interphase is also easy to use.

It is good for making music, but not better for song recording, some times I observe latency in recordings which can be maintened by coordinating with audio interphase otherwise it is good.

I use ProTools every day. It's a great audio application. I use it to mix TV shows and promos. It's great for sound design and also for cleaning up dialogue. Really there's nothing to say negatively about this product.

I don't feel there are many downsides to ProTools. Possibly the price but I feel like it's worth it.

ProTools enables me to mix and do sound design very quickly. I'm able to deliver my product in a timely fashion and it's also extremely reliable.

The best thing about Avid Pro tools is the ability to have control on every little aspect of your project. With a user friendly experience, you can edit your audio in a very professional and easy way.

There is only one thing that i dislike about avid pro tool for which is the old school interface and the lack of updates, it would be cool if they could add some Ai tools

You can go into a lot of aspects in a cery easy way to make the best out of your audio project in the easiest way, which is different in other audio editing softwares

Avid Pro Tools is an advanced and powerful music composition facilities. One of the most impressive aspects of it is its production versatility-It fully supports instrumental and vocal production which in my opinion is highly essential for productivity.

It is supported on most operating systems and it's available in more than 5 llanguages. I think it's great for anyone looking for a DAW that supports complex music production( rock, rock'n' roll and more).

The thing that I like the most about pro tools is that it is very flexible, it can be used for recording, mixing, mastering, production. It also is very similar to how analog consoles work. That really helps with understand of routing in an actual studio console. Plus its the industry standard so its used everywhere. Pro tools offers a lot of useful editing shortcuts that help you while podcast editing, sync dubbing, sound design etc.

Although music production can be done in Pro tools, its a bit unfriendly with the GUI and stock instruments specifically for music production. If that can be added Pro tools will be unbeatable.

Avid Pro tools helps me edit podcasts in an efficient and quick way. I am able to edit more podcasts in a day which improves productivity and enables me to fulfill client deadlines.

I like the workflow and design of Avid. Over the years they have made upgrades to benefit the users and those in the music industry. I appreciate the bouncing features, which save a lot of time!

It would have to be the past versions that did not allow you to bounce in play after you mixed a song. That would waste a lot of time and cause much friction in a session.

Timing when making music and keeping files organized. The design is easy on the eyes and helpful when working with multiple tracks in a big session of 48 plus tracks.

Pro Tools is infinitely flexible in all of the ways that post-production sound craftspersons require. There isn't a situation where I need to "do something" or "create something" as part of a deliverables package and Pro Tools can't make it happen in a clean and efficient manner. I often find myself needing to buss or route something and end up saying "I love Pro Tools" because my needs are instantly met.

It is expensive, no question. But I feel the value is there for the money. The company is slow to respond to user requests but when new features are implemented they are well-done. It is a complex program, too, so the learning curve for new editors / mixers is a bit steep.

The ever-increasing requirement for deliverables in film and tv post is made efficiently achievable through the integration of continually expanding bussing and monitoring options.

The workflow and program layout of Pro Tools is what I like best. Whether dealing with music arrangements or editing dialogue for multicast audio books or sometimes doing both simultaneously the flexibility and ease of use interface if Pro Tools makes that possible.

I dislike that the marker name display when viewed from the marker list is a fixed width. Many times marker names are longer than the text field that displays. This makes viewing the full marker name impossible. I also dislike that you are unable to playlist clip groups.

Having a centralized workspace to bring together and edit music, dialogue, archive audio, and sound design elements. Not only does this provide a centralized workspace to operate but it makes working on a project within a team and sharing a session back and forth possible. One of the most useful workflows is the use of clip groups and how those can be used to share edits but also maintain the ability to adjust those edits at a later date.

I think Pro Tools doesn't even need a review. But we are here for it, so: Simply put, Pro Tools is the best audio editing/mixing/producing software, ever.

I think its learning curve is quite too hard, but it worth the wait

I thins it's really one of the best audio software on the market, so, if you do a lot of mixing, editing and stuff, you should definitely consider buying it

I used Pro Tools at the Conservatory of Cuneo to produce and mix some electroacoustic composition, and i loved it.