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Mike Levine interviews Avid's marketing manager Tom Graham about the cloud-collaboration features in the soon-to-be-released Pro Tools 12.5.

Avid presents the Pro Tools Dock for iPad at AES.

Avid is about to update its Sibelius music notation software to version 8, a version that you’ll have the opportunity to discover at Musikmesse.

Mike met Tony Carridi at NAMM 2015 who gave us an insight of the new Avid Pro Tools 12 subscription system and online services.

Avid unveiled today the new version of its Pro Tools DAW, including the very First free edition.

We met Avid at AES 2014 for a presentation of the new Pro Tools | S3 compact control surface for Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo and Logic Pro X.

Avid introduces at AES 2014 the smaller version of the S6, the Pro Tools | S3 control surface with built-in audio interface.

Many PC users dreamed of installing Apogee products on their computers. That dream is now a reality…

Introduced yesterday at the IRCAM Live in Paris, the NotePerformer technology might be a new revolution in the small world of notation editors.

Avid is at IBC in Amsterdam where they unveil their new S6 modular audio control surface.

Avid invites you, with a video teaser, to join them at IBC 2013 to discover the new S6 digital mixer.

Avid announced this weekend the availability of the eleventh version of its Pro Tools flagship DAW.

Avid introduced today its new SL3 modular system for live setups which includes network operability.

Along with Pro Tools 11, Avid introduced this morning two new Fast Track compact audio interfaces for mobile musicians.

Avid announces that the eleventh version of its Pro Tools sequencer will be available on May 28th. Good news, it's now possible to bounce offline!

The new Pro Tools 10 software adds new features to the digital audio workstation.

Avid today introduced Scorch – a new app designed to turs your iPad into an interactive music stand, score library, and sheet music store.

Avid has announced Pro Tools 9 at AES, revealing that it will work with or without an interface.