Watch the video of the session in action… warts and all. The session could be set to 2048 samples if this was required and at this setting the session ran without issue. The session would not play at H/W buffer sizes of under 1024, once settled it seemed to run at 1024 without any further issues.64 MIDI tracks with an instance of AIR Boom running with MIDI data.A mono audio track would record without issue along with 127 audio tracks in playback.128 Audio tracks reached, but then Pro Tools ran out of voices.All audio tracks had an instance of Avid Channel Strip and Dverb inserted.Disk cache disabled to emulate native versions of Pro Tools.Volume automation recorded on every track.5 minutes of mono audio, with edits at every 1 second.96Khz - maximum with internal sound card.Is it just fit for a few demo tracks or can you get some real work done… find out below. This is the ‘stuck on a plane or in a hotel room’ test, just the Macbook Pro, internal soundcard and internal drive, it’s just you, your Mac, an iLok, headphones and a USB micro keyboard. ![]() We’ve got the lastest Macbook Pro Retina 15” at Pro Tools Expert HQ so we thought we’d take it for a spin to see how it handles Pro Tools 11.
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