Comments on: DigiDesign ProTools M-Powered v7.4-AiR

By: hamoulnet

hamoulnet — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:51:12 +0000

please somebody help me i need ProTools M-Powered v7 for mac
please

By: Dave

Dave — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:30:44 +0000

With Logic 9, you don't need Pro Tools any longer! LOGIC IS ON TOP ONCE AGAIN!

By: anonymous

anonymous — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 22:40:27 +0000

if you want to know the difference between the versions f pro tools then read a book n it. that way you may even actually learn about the software and not say stupid things like "m-powered is a crappy strip down version" or "can i mix beats on this". m-powered, le, and hd are the same program but with different features. like grimmlord said, there are differences between the track count and such between le and hd. m-powered doesn't include all the plugins that le includes but it is still the same DAW. it works fine and you can even use your m-audio hardware with it. now stop making stupid little comments.

By: Andy

Andy — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 15:46:03 +0000

Is there a cracked M powered pro tools version for mac? A few people have asked but noone has given a straight answer.

A simple yes or no please

By: pandroid

pandroid — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 21:49:12 +0000

Are there any rumours about AiR TEAM puting their hands on Pro Tools 8 M-Powered version? It's been a long time after it's release and still cant find it anywhere…

By: islam

islam — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 04:22:48 +0000

I Can't find files on Rapidshare ( FILES LOST) IT says ERROR

By: Fistful of Maverick

Fistful of Maverick — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 22:58:20 +0000

CAn I ask (por state) this needs Maudio hardware I am guessing it does not dupe the system by installing a dummy driver to fool protools into thinking MAudio or Protools interface is connected?

Re Cubase 4 (*Cabal*) I have grabbed every version released so far. It may install and loads…but dude it is not at all functional, not even the portable version.

Lets us know (usual place ) if anything new crops up…thanks

By: niz-art

niz-art — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:33:51 +0000

hi guys ; plz air team we need m-powered for mac osx !!

By: David

David — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 21:31:29 +0000

If you guys can’t figure out how to properly get this to work, how are you gonna understand ProTools?

Anyone that says they can’t get the ilok to work, shouldn’t be playing around with such advanced software as PT. Download Audacity and STFU!

By: doni aries

doni aries — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 04:02:48 +0000

all link death..please new link!!

By: biz

biz — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 05:59:54 +0000

this version of pro tools m-powered 7.4 requires authorization to run, but no iLok can be found. Please install the iLok for this software.

where do i get this iLok at???

By: biz

biz — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 17:16:55 +0000

i’ve went throught the installation of the program and now i’m opening it (on vista) and it’s telling me that it requires iLok authorization but can’t find iLok. about 10 people have already asked this question and some guy told u to copy and past the patches… what patches and paste them where? all i have is a notepad file called Debug-128576765196070000 and README. it won’t let me past any of the debug files because they are just text.

By: grimmlord

grimmlord — Mon, 19 May 2008 08:48:09 +0000

@ BRandoramo

Pro Tools, DP, and Cubase are all DAWs that do essentially the same thing. MIDI is standard on at least PT and Cubase, not entirely sure on DP. Reason is a “virtual studio,” meaning it replaces (or can) all the outboard gear so many people cannot afford.

Second, there’s no such thing as a “TDM” version of Pro Tools. There’s LE, M-Powered, and HD. TDM refers to Time Division Multiplexing: a feature in HD that allows processing to be done on the DSP chips you need to run HD. You may also recognize TDM due to the fact that when you’re on an HD system and inserting a plug-in on a channel, aux, etc it will give you the option to insert either an RTAS or TDM plugin.

Third, the differences between versions like HD and LE are track counts, voicing, DSP, and stuff like multi-track Beat Detective. It’s just not what type of plugins are available for what. The price for a starting HD system is around $13,000 USD. Add another $10k if you want the Control 24, and even more for any of the ICONs.

Lastly, this program does not “make beats.” If you’re that stupid that you need to ask that question, stick to Fruity Loops or whatever you’re currently using to “make beats.”

By: Damon

Damon — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 22:28:58 +0000

…in answer to the iLok problems…you have to “copy & paste” the patches…”drag & drop” will not work…

By: BRandoramo

BRandoramo — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:17:10 +0000

M-Audio and DigiDesign are both part of Avid. Its the only reason why M-Audio interfaces got a compatible version of Pro Tools. I saw that some people were asking if this makes beats. This is a software based DAW, not a sequencer. Pro Tools comes with MIDI built into the software, but its not great. Digital Performer(DP), Reason, and cubase are sequencers and are probably what you’re looking for.

To clarify some things on the different versions…
M-Powered, LE, HD and TDM are all the same Pro Tools! There is no light edition, or crap edition. The only difference between the versions is that certain plug-ins are available for certain versions. If you track a session on an HD or TDM system, you would still be able to open that session in M-powered or LE and edit, mix down, and bounce it to disk.

as for iLok authorization…if it doesn’t work, try to find another iLok authorization. If its too hard to do that, buy an mbox. if you already have one, buy pro tools. If recording/engineering is your passion, the price is worth the end result of your mix.

if anyone decides to purchase M-powered or LE(not HD ar TDM since they start close to $10,000 and only come with the HD/TDM hardware) get the Elastic Time plug in and the Celemony Melodyne Plug in. Melodyne is amazing.

-brandoramo, Cyrus Productions