Avid also announced all-new bundles that combine Pro Tools MP 9 software with select M-Audio interfaces.
Pro Tools MP 9 features the same core functionality found in Avid’s Pro Tools software. New Pro Tools MP 9 features include Automatic Delay Compensation; and MP3 export capability. Avid’s Pro Tools MP 9 software will be offered standalone for use with select M-Audio interfaces, as well as in bundles with the M-Audio MobilePre, Fast Track Pro or Fast Track Ultra interfaces.
Designed to work with select Avid’s M-Audio audio interfaces, Pro Tools MP 9 delivers a platform intended for personal studio and mobile music creation.
The software features:
- Composing, recording, MIDI sequencing, editing, and mixing features
- Support for a variety of M-Audio hardware interfaces
- 48 simultaneous 24-bit mono or stereo tracks and up to 96 kHz fidelity
- Over 70 virtual instruments and effects plug-ins
- Automatic Delay Compensation and MP3 export, delivering Pro Tools updates to Pro Tools MP 9 users
- Session compatibility with Pro Tools studios
Pricing & Availability
Pricing for Pro Tools MP 9 is $299.95, and upgrades are available to existing Pro Tools M-Powered users for $199.95. Pricing for Pro Tools MP 9 bundles begins at $329.95 for Pro Tools MP 9 + MobilePre, $399.95 for Pro Tools MP 9 + Fast Track Pro and $549.95 for Pro Tools + Fast Track Ultra. All prices USMSRP. All options will be available worldwide on May 16, 2011.
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