Pro Tools 12 is available
The new version of the AVID DAW is now available, either via subscription or standard purchase.
Pro Tools 12 does not bring any new feature yet, these will come in a future update, but the real novelty it the way you will acquire the DAW.
Avid announced it at NAMM, Pro Tools 12 can now be “rented” monthly or annually, a good solution for those who don’t have the budget for a full license or only occasional needs. It can also be purchased in a standard way, like for the previous versions. Whatever the option chosen, Pro Tools 12 still requires an iLok 2 USB dongle.
Pricing :
- Annual subscription with updates: 27,67 € / month with a 12-month subscription
- Monthly subscription with updates: 34,51 € / month, renewable
- Pro Tools 12 full license with one-year updates, upcoming Avid Marketplace and Cloud Collaboration: 998,41 €, the update plan is then $199/year
Avid also offers Pro Tools System bundles with Pro Tools 12 and a Pro Tools HD Native, HDX, Duet, Eleven Rack or MBox Pro interface.
Last, upgrades from previous versions of Pro Tools and Pro Tools HD are available starting from 214,20 €. Full details are available at www.avidblogs.com.
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