Create Pro Tools LE software offers an unparalleled breadth of creative options when developing ideas. Easily import audio and MIDI files and loops. Take advantage of an unmatched range of unique, non-destructive audio editing tools like Beat Detective LE, enabling you to automatically correct timing on individual tracks. Develop MIDI compositions with Pro Tools' integrated, easy-to-use MIDI sequencer. Choose among a wide-range of instrument and effects plug-ins to develop the sounds you're after, or integrate your favorite ReWire-compatible applications right into your mixes.
- Audio manipulation with world-class editing tools
- Import MIDI, REX, ACID, WAV, AIFF, AAC, MP3, and CD audio files
- Built-in DigiBase file management tool
- Beat Detective LE automatic groove analys ... more
What's new in this version
- Fixed: Intermittent Corruption After Saving. Closing, and Then Reopening a Session, Regions Were Missing or in the Wrong Location on the Timeline (Item #85755)
As long as the session remained open, it would still playback correctly and with all playlists intact. The problem would not be observed until the session was closed and reopened.
Any AutoBackup files created would have the same problem when subsequently opened.
- Fixed: Bouncing to QuickTime Movie Could Produce a File Where Audio and Video Were Out of Sync (Item #85906)
If the bounce duration exceeded the length of the video clip, the resulting movie would be stretched to fit the selection, resulting in a time-stretched picture.
- Fixed: Performing "Undo Add Memory Location" or "Undo Edit Memory Location" Would Cause a Crash (Item #84814)
- Fixed: On Intel-Based Macs, Snaps and Distortion Could Result When Using CoreAudio (Item #83316)
- Fixed: With a Mac Pro and an Mbox 2 Pro, Checking the RTAS Engine "Ignore Errors" Option Would Decrease Efficiency in Some Circumstances (Item # 83171)
With "RTAS Processors" set to "4 Processors," increasing the Hardware Buffer size would reduce the availability of RTAS plug-in instances.
Ever since version 7.4, MIDI timing is completely messed up. All MIDI notes do NOT hit where they're supposed to and has become consistently randomized. This was not the case with 7.3, and I hope they fix it QUICK! Until then, I'll be fine running Ableton Live 7.