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carsoste
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Hello:
I have kind of an odd question to ask. I'm planning on making a record with my Pro Tools recording software. However, because of financial reasons, it looks as if I'm going to have begin recording certain songs via Pro Tools on my brand new Mac and then a few months will have to record other songs on an HP laptop that I'll have to purchase later. Both of these computers have been approved by the Pro Tools compatibility website and should work well. My question is: once I finish recording the basic tracks and go into mixing and then later mastering, will the fact that I may have recorded the record on two different types of computers be a huge problem?
Also, and this has almost nothing to do with my other question, but are there Pro Tools(I've only been using Pro Tools for a short while.) plugins for compressing and limiting, and if so how well do they work?
If someone could answer my questions, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
carsoste
I have kind of an odd question to ask. I'm planning on making a record with my Pro Tools recording software. However, because of financial reasons, it looks as if I'm going to have begin recording certain songs via Pro Tools on my brand new Mac and then a few months will have to record other songs on an HP laptop that I'll have to purchase later. Both of these computers have been approved by the Pro Tools compatibility website and should work well. My question is: once I finish recording the basic tracks and go into mixing and then later mastering, will the fact that I may have recorded the record on two different types of computers be a huge problem?
Also, and this has almost nothing to do with my other question, but are there Pro Tools(I've only been using Pro Tools for a short while.) plugins for compressing and limiting, and if so how well do they work?
If someone could answer my questions, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks.
carsoste