Sketch brings nonlinear arrangement to Pro Tools

>Avid’s Pro Tools has long held a pretty distinct position within the DAW market. In certain circles it’s something of an industry standard – still the go-to application for a lot of larger recording studios and producers regularly recording bands or large-scale projects. It has, however, far less of a foothold among dance music producers and home studio musicians, who tend to gravitate towards the likes of Live, Logic, Cubase or FL Studio. Recent years have seen Avid make moves aimed at addressing this latter fact though. The primary way it’s done this is through the launch of Pro Tools Artist, its most affordable tier, which offers a slightly scaled-back version of the DAW with more emphasis on virtual instruments and a generous library of loops. Now, with the launch…

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Future Music (Digital) - 1 Issue, November 2023

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