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Can Protools LE use VSTIs ?
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| CandyRaver666 |
Sorry, but a quick question as the title says.
Couldn't find it on the internet or the digidesign site
Can Protools LE use VSTIs ? |
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| Damie Mckeown |
nope.
however it uses its own synths which are 'TDM' format, there are a Virus and 303 synth's just for Pro tools, but they are expensive.
Pro tool's is aimed squarely at multitrack console studios and audio intake however(or the digidesign box).
If your gonna go the protools route make sure you have alot of money and hardware. |
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| Mossy |
| I think it can now, there is a piece of software out there by FXPansion I think it is, that converts VSTi's to RTAS. May only be for Mac though. Google came up with this. |
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| Dj Thy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Damie Mckeown
nope.
however it uses its own synths which are 'TDM' format, there are a Virus and 303 synth's just for Pro tools, but they are expensive.
Pro tool's is aimed squarely at multitrack console studios and audio intake however(or the digidesign box).
If your gonna go the protools route make sure you have alot of money and hardware. |
Nope, that's only for the big Protools systems, LE only supports AS (AudioSuite) and RTAS (Realtime AS). TDM aren't just synths, but plugins in general, that run on the DSP cards.
But Mossy is right, with Fxpansions VST to RTAS wrapper, you can get most VST plugins on Protools too (only a couple are not compatible, most work). |
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| mize |
| yes if jyou have the converter, it work verry good!, |
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| dj-sean |
| Nice, I'm going to be getting an AMIII soundcard to start playing around with ProTools; didn't realize that I could actually get my VSTs in there as well. |
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