The Pro Tools Hybrid Engine has for some been a workflow life saver.

Some users are regarding Pro Tools Hybrid as a ‘game changer’, in his article Jamey Scott speaks about this in detail.

“This is adding significantly increased value to an existing product, which is hugely beneficial to current high-end users and sets us up for many more years of use from our hardware investments.

As computer processing power has increased, more and more Pro Tools users have decided that they can no longer justify the additional cost of a DSP Accelerated system. However, I believe that my use case proves the modern viability of Pro Tools HDX in critical-use professional scenarios… and there are a LOT of users like me.

I for one am hugely grateful for Avid for this move and praise their bold choice to move forward with it.”

Read the whole article. Pro Tools HDX Hybrid Engine - Is It Really A Game Changer?

Editor Julian Rodgers is equally impressed having invested in the Avid Pro Tools Carbon interface;

“The Avid Carbon appealed to me immediately on its release as I am exactly that person who wants the latency free tracking experience from within Pro Tools that Carbon offers without the complexity and expense of HDX.”

Read more here Pro Tools Carbon - Everything You Need To Know

What About You?

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