Pro Tools Versions For Intel Macs

US Digidesign Ships Intel-Based Mac-Compatible Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 Software      01/06/06

Pro Tools Versions For Intel Macs


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Digidesign are now shipping Pro Tools LE 7.1.1 and Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 software, offering compatibility with Apple’s new Intel-based iMac, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini computers. Digidesign say that these new versions of Pro Tools software will enable their customers to combine the improved processing power of Intel-based Mac computers with the creative power of Pro Tools.
Digidesign general manager Dave Lebolt told us, “We’re thrilled to give Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered customers the ability to harness the increased processing power of Apple’s new Intel-based Macs. Digidesign is committed to supporting the Mac platform, and this new software release gives our customers even more options when building a Pro Tools system for the studio or mobile use.� Along with Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 software, Digidesign has also released Intel Mac–compatible versions of all Digidesign and Digidesign-distributed RTAS and AudioSuite plug-ins, plus all software options—including the new Music Production Toolkit for Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered systems, as well as the DigiTranslator 2.0 and DV Toolkit 2 options for Pro Tools LE. Digidesign tell us they are working closely with third-party manufacturers to help them port their plug-ins to the Intel-based Mac platform.
Availability
Pro Tools LE and Pro Tools M-Powered 7.1.1 are separate software downloads, available free to all current, registered users of Pro Tools LE 7 software (version 7.0 or higher) and any version of Pro Tools M-Powered software.
Pro Tools LE users running software version 6.9 or earlier must purchase a Pro Tools 7 software upgrade in order to run their software on Intel-based Macs.
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