Thanks masterj

 

@Mykal
Congratulations

 

To clear things up. I did not do anything at all. It's all AudioUTOPiA

 

@Mykal
In any event I'm still congratulating you on your positive attitude.

 

That's the main thing. People are so negative these days, and it does absolutely nothing to help them. Keeping a positive attitude will always keep you ahead.

 

CELEBRATE THE CRACK OF ILOCK!!

THIS IS OUR CELEBRATION DANCE!!​

 

iLok has become iUnlok

 

Pro Tools 12 became a freeware today.....

Adding AudioAUTOPiA to Pro Tools' wiki history would be great.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_Tools
"On December 19th, 2015, Pro Tools 12 HD was re-released as a freeware by AudioAUTOPiA."

 

audioutopia best:D!!! pleas motu machfive 3, xpand2 avid vst itd))

 

I always keep a positive attitude. It's the only way to live. Don;t ever let anyone else words or action stop you from being you is my motto

 

Avid Pro Tools Development History:

• 1989 – Sound Tools – stereo recording & editing system
• 1991 – Pro Tools 1.0 – 4 voices, ProDECK and ProEDIT software, MIDI, and automation
• 1992 – Pro Tools 1.1 – support added for up to 4 cards/interfaces for 4–16 voices
• 1993 – Pro Tools 2.0 – merged ProDECK and ProEDIT into one application
• 1994 – Pro Tools III – 16–48 voices
• 1997 – Pro Tools | 24 – 24-bit audio, 32–64 voices
• 1997 – Pro Tools 4.0 – destructive editing, AudioSuite
• 1998 – Pro Tools | 24 MIX and MIXplus – 64 voices, expanded DSP abilities
• 1998 – ProControl – first dedicated control surface for Pro Tools
• 1999 – Pro Tools 5.0 – integrated MIDI sequencing
• 1999 – Digi 001 with Pro Tools LE (Limited Edition) – RTAS host-based processing
• 2000 – Pro Tools Free – 8 audio tracks, 48 midi tracks, RTAS support
• 2001 – Pro Tools 5.1 – TDM version adds surround mixing, Beat Detective,
• 2001 – Control 24 – control surface/interface with Focusrite preamps
• 2002 – Pro Tools | HD – 96 kHz and 192 kHz audio
• 2003 – Mbox and Digi 002
• 2003 – Pro Tools | HD Accel system – additional DSP abilities.
• 2003 – Pro Tools 6.0 – support for Mac OS X
• 2004 – ICON D-Control – control surface with Pro Tools | HD Accel
• 2005 – VENUE – Pro Tools for live sound
• 2005 – Mbox 2, Pro Tools M-Powered
• 2005 – Pro Tools 7.0, 7.1 – supports Apple's PCIe G5,
• 2005 – Avid acquires Wizoo and announce the creation of Advanced Instrument Research (AIR) as a development arm of Avid to create virtual instruments and plug-ins for Pro Tools.
• 2006 – Pro Tools 7.2, 7.3 – support for Intel-based Mac
• 2006 – Mbox 2 Pro; Mbox 2 Mini
• 2007 – 003 and 003 Rack
• 2007 – Mbox 2 Micro
• 2007 – Pro Tools 7.4 – Elastic Audio
• 2008 – Pro Tools 8 – Elastic Pitch, Score Editor, MIDI Editor, AIR plug-ins
• 2008 – 003 Rack +
• 2009 – Pro Tools Essential – limited track count for starter market
• 2009 – Eleven Rack – guitar effects processor with Pro Tools LE DSP

• 2010 – Avid acquires Euphonix and integrate EuCon protocols to Pro Tools, adding the Artist Series and System 5 Family to its arsenal of control surfaces.
• 2011 – Pro Tools 10 / HD – Extended Disk Caching (loads sessions fully in RAM), Clip Gain.
• 2011 – Pro Tools HDX – interface card; successor to "Accel" also unveiled at AES convention.
• 2012 – Avid sells AIR to inMusic.
• 2013 – Avid announces Pro Tools 11 which shipped in Q2, 2013. First 64-bit Pro Tools application. Real Time AudioSuite (RTAS) and TDM-plug-in support dropped in favor of AAX format.
• 2014 – Pro Tools | Duet and Pro Tools | Quartet - collaboration with Apogee Electronics
• 2015 – Pro Tools | First - Free version of Pro Tools software
• 2015 – Pro Tools 12 - Now available as monthly or yearly subscription, Avid Marketplace In-Application Plug-in Purchase, Metadata Inspector, I/O Setup Improvements, Application Manager
• 2015 - Pro Tools 12 HD - Now available as AudioAUTOPiA crack release. It became a fully functional freeware without iLok.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_Tools

 

Last edited: Dec 20, 2015