Pro Tools is a popular sound creation and production system; it is available in several different versions. Featuring professional hardware and software that work together with your computer, Pro Tools lets you easily accomplish everything from composing music and recording to editing and mixing sound for broadcast and post production – all within a single environment.
Pro Tools|HD
For the ultimate in audio quality and workflow efficiency, more music and post-production professionals use Pro Tools|HD systems than any other DAW. With superior sound quality, unmatched processing power, Pro Tools HD software, and the flexibility to scale the system to your needs, Pro Tools|HD provides the power to meet any challenge:
- Customizable systems deliver pristine audio clarity, powerful performance (with zero latency), and reliability.
- Work with up to up to 192 simultaneous audio tracks (256 virtual tracks).
- Compose and mix music with up to 128 simultaneous Instrument tracks.
- Fully integrated MIDI sequencing with up to 256 simultaneous MIDI tracks.
- Supports up to 192 kHz resolution and up to 160 channels of I/O.
- Gain full hands-on control with an ICON integrated console, C|24, or Command|8 control surface.
this shit straight up broke my computer
it dont work?
This doesn’t work!!! my pc it’s broken because of this!!
Did you fix it Joseph?? how?
Hey, to everyone that had their computer stop booting after starting to install this, there is a fix and/or workaround. The problem is that the old Pace ilok driver is not compatible with Windows 10 (or 11). There is a single file put into the C:\Windows\System32\drivers folder, called TPkd.sys that brakes everything.
If you’re stuck not being able to boot after starting to install, deleting that file will make Windows boot normally again. You can boot into safe mode to achieve this, as well as a number of other methods to access the file. Google is your friend.
Otherwise, when first installing this, when it says you must install the Pace license manager thing, say yes, then right after, when Windows asks if you trust the device being installed, click NO. Pro Tools will install fine after this and Windows will reboot as normal. Alternatively, you can say YES you trust it, then just delete that one file before rebooting.
This software works fine once this problem is out of the way.