Would love some input here...I'm going to be tracking a session with my trio this summer, and my ProTools LE software is no longer compatible with my MacBook Pro. So, it's time to either crossgrade up to ProTools 11 for $400, or perhaps make the jump to Logic Pro X for half the price. Here are some things to consider:
1. The majority of the usage is going to be for tracking only, as well as some light home demo work. I'm not looking to mix a world-class recording with this setup...I will leave that to the experts. Yes, I'll do some modest mixing for demos, but...
2. I AM planning on sending the tracks I record with the band out to a ProTools-based studio for mixing, so being able to output/share tracks is needed.
3. I'd like to get as much bang for my buck as I can...so the included plug-ins will be part of the decision process.
Thanks in advance!
1. The majority of the usage is going to be for tracking only, as well as some light home demo work. I'm not looking to mix a world-class recording with this setup...I will leave that to the experts. Yes, I'll do some modest mixing for demos, but...
2. I AM planning on sending the tracks I record with the band out to a ProTools-based studio for mixing, so being able to output/share tracks is needed.
3. I'd like to get as much bang for my buck as I can...so the included plug-ins will be part of the decision process.
Thanks in advance!