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#AVID #NAMMSHOW LIVE ⏩ Power your desktop or rack with Pro Tools | HDX Thunderbolt 3 systems
This video from NAMM 2020 showcases Avid's new HDX Thunderbolt 3 systems. The systems are designed to power Pro Tools HDX hardware and come in both desktop and rack-mount versions. The video highlights the ease of setup and the convenience of having all the necessary components in one place.
NAMM 2025: Avid Pro Tools Exciting New Updates
Avid is showcasing exciting new features for Pro Tools at NAMM 2025. The video highlights improvements to MIDI editing, a new transcription function, and the growing AR platform. These updates aim to streamline workflows and provide users with more creative control.
Avid Raising Prices Again
The video discusses the rising cost of maintaining Pro Tools and whether the updates justify the price. The creator argues that Pro Tools is the most expensive DAW to maintain and that many other DAWs offer similar features at a lower cost. They encourage viewers to consider their return on investment and explore alternatives.
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NAMM 2025: New Features in Avid Pro Tools
This video showcases new features coming to Avid Pro Tools, including improvements to MIDI editing, a focus mode for easier track navigation, and a new speech-to-text feature. The video also highlights the integration of AI-powered tools like Synthesized V Studio 2, which allows users to generate different vocal styles directly within Pro Tools.
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First Look: The Carbon Interface from AVID — Integrated DSP Power and I/O for Pro Tools and More
Discover Pro Tools, Avid control surfaces, and our audio interfaces at NAMM Show 2024.
#AVID #IBC2019 LIVE ⏩ Sreejesh Nair compares the Avid S6 with the new Avid S4 control surface
Avid is showcasing the new S4 control surface at IBC 2019. The S4 is a more compact and semi-modular version of the S6, with a focus on channel strip functionality. The S4 can be configured in various ways, with options for display modules, knob modules, and joystick modules.
Avid S1 Overview — Part 1/3
This video provides an overview of the Avid S1 control surface, highlighting its features and benefits. It emphasizes the S1's ergonomic design, integration with various software applications, and ability to connect multiple units for larger projects. The video also touches on the S1's high-speed Ethernet control protocol, which enables seamless integration with popular audio and video editing software.
Avid VENUE | S6L – The Next Stage in Live Sound
Avid VENUE S6L is a unified platform for live sound professionals, offering a world-class integrated solution for mixing, monitoring, recording, and show management. This system features industry-first innovations like virtual soundcheck and the ability to record up to 216 channels over a single ethernet cable. Avid VENUE S6L is trusted by top tours, venues, and rental companies worldwide.
Avid Dock or S1
The speaker is considering selling their Avid S1 control surface because they don't use it often. They love their Avid Dock and Soft Tube Console One, which they find more useful for their workflow. The speaker is asking viewers to share their experiences with control surfaces and whether they find them essential or not.
Avid S4 Demo by Simon Sherbourne
This video provides a first look at the Avid S4 control surface, a smaller, more compact version of the flagship S6 console. The video highlights the S4's semi-modular design, its new channel strip module, and its ability to be customized with optional extras. The video also demonstrates the S4's navigation features, including banking mode, layout mode, and group spill.
Why I Sold My Avid CNC!!
The creator of the video discusses why they sold their Avid CNC machine after almost 10 years of use. They explain that they outgrew the machine's capabilities as their business grew and they needed a more efficient and powerful CNC for their projects. They also offer advice to those considering getting into CNC, suggesting that they start with a smaller, more affordable machine before investing in a larger industrial one.