Music Production apps... - Page 3 - RRT

psychomatic · 03-25-2007, 09:15 AM

Excellent shit emzee

~~The_Boss~~ · 03-25-2007, 03:47 PM

props mayne

**D.Winn** · 03-25-2007, 05:55 PM

keep up the good work...i see u out there..

**The Art Of Graffiti** · 03-25-2007, 06:44 PM

But, On Pro Tools 7 LE u cant just download and use like Reason or FL Studio u have to have some different hardware too,!!!!!!!!! HUH??????

System Requirements:

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Hard Drive Requirements - Pro Tools LE for Windows XP 


Pro Tools LE Audio File Storage Requirements for Windows XP
As with all Pro Tools systems, drive performance depends on a number of factors, including track count, edit density, and the use of crossfades or processing such as plug-ins.

IDE/ATA & SATA Drives 
Mbox & Mbox 2 Systems:

Full 32 track, 24 bit, 48 KHz performance from just one dedicated IDE/ATA or SATA audio drive is supported.

Qualified for up to 48 tracks of 24-bit/48 kHz audio with 2 drives (with Music Production Toolkit or DV Toolkit 2 options for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and higher)

Digi 002 & Digi 002 Rack Systems:

Full 32 track, 24 bit, 48 KHz performance from just one dedicated IDE/ATA or SATA audio drive is supported. 

Full 32 track, 24 bit, 96 KHz performance from two dedicated IDE/ATA or SATA audio drives is supported.

Qualified for up to 48 tracks of 24-bit/96 kHz audio with 2 drives (with Music Production Toolkit or DV Toolkit 2 options for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and higher)


Digi 001 & Audiomedia III/ToolBox Systems:

Full 32 track, 24 bit, 48 KHz performance from just one dedicated IDE/ATA audio drive is supported. (SATA drives not tested with Digi 001 or Audiomedia III) 

eSATA Hard Drives
Although there have been no reported issues with eSATA drives, these have not been tested by Digidesign, and are therefore not supported.

USB 2.0 Hard Drives
USB hard drives are NOT recommended or supported for use as recording drives. Limited testing has shown that performance with USB drives is inferior to that of FireWire drives.

SCSI Drives
Using a dedicated SCSI drive and SCSI HBA (Host Bus Adapter) card will, in general, provide the same performance as an IDE/ATA drive, with the exception that IDE/ATA drives may take a couple seconds longer than SCSI drives to start recording large numbers of tracks.

When using an ATTO SCSI HBA (Host Bus Adapter), ATTO driver and firmware v1.66 is required. Before upgrading to ATTO 1.66 driver and firmware, disconnect all drives connected to the ATTO SCSI controller card. ATTO driver and firmware updates are available from ATTO:

www.attotech.com/software

SCSI HBA Cards
For more information about SCSI card requirements, please see the following page:

Qualified SCSI HBA Cards — Pro Tools Systems for Windows XP

Avid & Digidesign SCSI Storage Options

Avid MediaDrive rS300/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDrive rS146/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDrive rS73/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDrive rS36/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDock Shuttle iS146/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDock Shuttle iS73/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDock Shuttle iS36/320 LVD 

Avid MediaDock Dual 

Avid MediaDock Dual+ 

DigiDrive SCSI Drives 

DigiDrive MediaDock 

SCSI-128 Kit (with ATTO Express PCI-UL3D)


Not tested with Pro Tools 6.9 and higher:

SCSI-64 Kit/ATTO Express PCI-DC


FireWire Hard Drives
The Avid MediaDrive rS250, Avid MediaDrive rS80, and DigiDrive FireWire 80, and third-party 7200 rpm FireWire 400 drives with the Oxford 911 chipset have been qualified for record and playback with all Pro Tools LE systems for the following:

Qualified for up to 32 tracks of 24-bit/48 kHz audio with 1 drive

Qualified for up to 48 tracks of 24-bit/48 kHz audio with 2 drives (with Music Production Toolkit or DV Toolkit 2 options for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and higher)

The Avid MediaDrive rS250, Avid MediaDrive rS80, and DigiDrive FireWire 80, and third-party 7200 rpm FireWire 400 drives with the Oxford 911 chipset have been qualified for record and playback with Digi 002 and Digi 002 Rack systems for the following:

Qualified for up to 32 tracks of 24-bit/48 kHz audio with 1 drive

Qualified for up to 24 tracks of 24-bit/96 kHz audio with 1 drive

Qualified for up to 32 tracks of 24-bit/96 kHz audio with 2 drives

Qualified for up to 48 tracks of 24-bit/96 kHz audio with 2 drives (with Music Production Toolkit or DV Toolkit 2 options for Pro Tools LE 7.1 and higher)

For more information and specific requirements for FireWire drives, including information on FireWire 800 drives, see the following:

FireWire Drive Requirements - Windows Systems

For additional information on using FireWire drives with Digi 002 & Digi 002 Rack, see the Getting Started with 002 & 002 Rack Guide.

Hard Drive Requirements

For IDE/ATA, SATA, FireWire or SCSI Drives

Minimum speed of 7200 RPM & average seek time of less than 10.0 ms 

FAT32 or NTFS file system for Windows XP 

Windows XP is unable to create a FAT32 partition on a drive that is larger than 32 GB. If your drive is larger than 32 GB, either use a partitioning application such as PartitionMagic or use the NTFS file system. 

Windows NTFS or FAT32 formatted drives supported on Mac OS X for transfer only 

Mac HFS+ supported on Windows XP for transfer only when using MacDrive 6 

Recording to boot drive not recommended or supported 

For 24-32 tracks, drives must be dedicated for audio (internal or external) 

Each IDE drive must have DMA enabled in the "System" Control Panel. This can be changed in the "Settings" of each IDE drive on the "Device Manager" tab of the "System" Control Panel. For detailed instructions, see the following page: DMA Mode Enabled Instructions

Pro Tools does not support RAID technology. Please do not activate this feature on any Pro Tools recording drives. 

Pro Tools only supports Basic drive Types (Dynamic drive types are not supported) 

Drives should be formatted with Windows XP disk administration without Dynamic Disk selected 

Hard drive families from the following manufacturers are recommended:

Digidesign DigiDrive* 

Avid rS, iS Plus, iS Pro 

Seagate Cheetah, Barracuda 

IBM Ultrastar 

*First generation DigiDrives are not supported in LVD mode

Storage Guidelines

Approximate Storage Consumption (Megabytes per Minute per Track)

16-Bit Audio Files:

5 MB per minute per track @ 44.1 kHz sample rate

5.5 MB per minute per track @ 48 kHz sample rate

11 MB per minute per track @ 96 kHz sample rate

24-Bit Audio Files:

7.5 MB per minute per track @ 44.1 kHz sample rate

8 MB per minute per track @ 48 kHz sample rate

16 MB per minute per track @ 96 kHz sample rate

Notes:

Pro Tools has a single audio file size limit of 2048 MB. This equates to about 4.5 hours at 24-bit, 44.1 kHz. 

High Speed Drives require manufacturer-approved enclosure to ensure correct heat dissipation, required for sustained drive reliability.

DV Tookit 2 & Music Production Toolkit Options — Maximum Track Count Information

The purchase of either of these options expand a Pro Tools LE system from 32 total voiceable tracks to up to 48 mono or 48 stereo tracks at up to 96 kHz (interface permitting). Most desktops are capable of 48 stereo tracks at up to 96k, providing the system meets the following recommended requirements for maximum track count:

2GHz or higher processor 

1GB total system RAM or more 

2 or more hard drives dedicated for audio record and playback: 
1 internal IDE/ATA and 1 internal SATA drive 
2 internal SATA drives 
2 SCSI drives
2 or more FireWire drives

thejust · 03-27-2007, 03:30 AM

u know if exist LOGIC PRO in windows xp ?

mugabe1 · 03-27-2007, 07:48 AM

Emzee for president, good lookin out daddy

macdreboi · 03-27-2007, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by emzee

here's new links and it's sony soundforge 8 (should be in english this time :P)

Sony Soundforge 8:

Sond Forge 8
Professional Audio Editing On Your PC

An Industry Standard For More Than a Decade
Sound Forge® software is the tool of choice for media professionals who want to create and edit digital audio files with speed and absolute precision. Acclaimed for its power, stability, and no-nonsense interface, it's the fastest way to get from raw audio to finished master. Sound Forge software is everything you need to analyze, record, and edit audio, produce music loops, digitize and clean-up old recordings, model acoustic environments, create streaming media, and master replication-ready CDs.

Includes CD Architect 5.2 Software
Sound Forge 8 software includes a full version of CD Architect 5.2 software for comprehensive disc-at-once (DAO) CD burning. CD Architect 5.2 software includes CD Text reading and writing, and updated drive support. You can export files directly from Sound Forge to CD Architect software, and Sound Forge 8 regions are automatically imported as CD tracks for fast and efficient CD creation.

A Powerful Audio Editor
Cut, paste, mix, crossfade, and delete audio with unparalleled speed and accuracy. Edit files in real-time at the sample level and work on one file while processing others in the background. Use the new scrub tool to quickly and easily find areas in your audio file. Sound Forge 8 also supports JKL keyboard commands for shuttle control to quickly find sections.

Professional Audio Recording
Sound Forge software provides the ultimate set of tools for recording audio. Record straight into your computer via your sound card and use the Record Timer to begin and end a session at a specific time and date. You can also start recording when a certain audio threshold is reached with Threshold Record Triggering. New in Sound Forge 8 software is low-latency ASIO™ driver support — providing faster, professional results, and support of additional sound cards.

Pristine Audio Quality
Sound Forge software supports full resolution 24-bit/32-bit 192 kHz files for the ultimate in audio fidelity. Capture the subtle overtones and nuances of instruments, vocals, and effect changes that 24-bit audio provides. With Sound Forge software you can import, save, and even record to this resolution if your hardware supports it.

Professional Audio Effects
Apply over 40 professional studio effects and processes including Volume, EQ, Delay, Chorus, Dynamics, Noise Gate, Pitch Shift, Flange, Vibrato, and more. Chain multiple effects together and apply them to selections or entire files using the Plug-in Chainer. Sound Forge 8 software also supports DirectX and VST effects, including parameter automation to expand the number of effects you can apply to audio — increasing your mastering flexibility.

Extensive Video Support
Sound Forge software supports multiple video formats including AVI, WMV, and MPEG-1 and MPEG-2.* Synchronize audio and video frame-by-frame. Import Flash (SWF) files† to visually synchronize your audio to your project. Includes new MPEG-2 templates for writing HDV-compliant files at both 720p and 1080i resolutions, and AVI templates using the CineForm CFHD codec* for 720p and 1080i intermediate renders. Also included are templates for encoding WMV 720p and 1080p.

ACID Loop Creation Tools
Create your own music loops for use in ACID® software. Create one-shots, loops, and Beatmapped tracks. Using the ACID Loop Creation Toolbar you can display and edit ACID .wav file properties including tempo and root note, finely edit audio clips and shift selections to get the sound you want. When you create a loop, the information you set is embedded in the file, so your loops will change tempo and pitch-shift along with your ACID project.

Audio Restoration Tools
Sound Forge software automatically scans sections of your file and marks sample peaks that are clipping for easy fixing. Use the Vinyl Restoration noise reduction tool to easily remove clicks, pops, and other noise from your recordings.

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watz da keygen 4?

emzee · 03-27-2007, 08:53 PM

when u install the program it will ask you for a serial key...so when u are asked for this u open the keygen and click on "Generate" and it will enter the serial key into the field for you, then just close the keygen and continue installing

RAYRAY · 03-28-2007, 01:45 PM

thanks dun, this is a huge help, much appreciated

LCD · 03-28-2007, 10:39 PM

Any plug-ins for Pro Tools?