
#PRO TOOLS LE 7.4 DOWNLOAD PRO#
Digidesign added a number of previously HD only features to the LE version when used in conjunction with Avid Mojo SDI hardware and 003 or Mbox 2 interfaces.Ģ008 – Pro Tools 8 – This release brought a revamped user interface, as well as Elastic Pitch, Score Editor, MIDI Editor and AIR plug-ins. Support was added to enable the co-installation of Avid Xpress Pro 57.x with all versions of Pro Tools 7.4 on the same computer. Pro Tools systems with an Avid Mojo now had access to all the video resolutions previously supported by Pro Tools with Avid Mojo SDI or AVoption V10. There were a significant number of Avid video related improvements for all the versions of Pro Tools 7.4. The DAE Playback Buffer size could now be displayed in milliseconds as well as the usual 'levels', and there was a Cache Size drop-down menu that determined the amount of memory that DAE allocated to prebuffer audio for playback and looping when using Elastic Audio. They could be dragged straight into your Session Edit Window, whereupon Pro Tools would create new tracks with Elastic Audio already turned on and the files conformed to the Session tempo.ĭigidesign changed the Playback Engine in v7.4. Right-clicking files and folders in the Digibase Browser would analyse them in advance, to save you time when looking for files for sessions. You could also audition loops while the Session was playing, in which case Pro Tools would wait for the downbeat and play the samples in sync with the Session. Many of those enhancements were found in the Digibase Browser including a volume control so you can turn down the volume when auditioning samples in the browsers. A Conform to Tempo option meant that files being auditioned in the Browser would be analysed and then played at Session tempo rather than their native tempo. Various other aspects of Pro Tools were also improved to make integration of Elastic Audio as smooth as possible. Here is the set of videos that related to Elastic Audio and a couple on other features in Pro Tools 7.4. Digidesign released a number of videos presented by the legendary Phil Jackson.


Major changes were made 'under the hood' to ensure that Elastic Audio worked as seamlessly as possible, but these were only apparent in a few places one such is the System Usage window, which had a new CPU Usage indication for Elastic Audio. These were not new technologies, but what was new was the way Digidesign integrated Elastic Audio into the normal Pro Tools working environment to make using it as easy as possible. All the things you took for granted with MIDI - moving and stretching notes and phrases, conforming loops to new tempos - could now be done with audio regions.Įlastic Audio used a combination of transient detection, beat and tempo analysis, and time-stretching and pitch-shifting algorithms. The idea behind Elastic Audio was that it allowed you to work with audio in the Edit Window as if it was MIDI.
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2007 – Pro Tools 7.4 – The biggest new feature in the 7.4 upgrade was something Digidesign called Elastic Audio.
