Pro Tools is back for its 10th iteration, and it's better than ever. Ever the leader in production software, Avid has added many new features such as support for 32-bit floating-point file formats, the ability to mix and match multiple formats in a single session, improved workflow tweaks and more. They've also quadrupled the amount of Automatic Delay Compensation and doubled the number of busses -- all while improving CPU efficiency.

The Industry Standard

Used in studios all around the world, Pro Tools has been the industry standard since it was released in 1991. Pro Tools is used by top recording studios, film composers, film/tv post-production houses and more, but it also runs on the desktops and laptops of the most dedicated home studio producers. And now that Pro Tools works with any ASIO audio interface, it's easier than ever to add Pro Tools to your studio.

New in Version 10:

- Support for 32-bit floating-point format files
- Easily mix together multiple file formats into a single session
- AudioSuite workflow improvements for saving and loading your favorite plugin configurations
- New Clip Gain feature allows for easy volume tweaking of individual clips (formerly called 'regions')
- Four times the Automatic Delay Compensation
- Twice as many busses
- CPU efficiency improvements allow you to do more with your current system

Key Returning Features

- Fully customizable interface allows you to build your own workflow
- Easily stitch together several takes of one part
- Virtual instruments and MIDI Editor allow for great standalone production
- Industry-standard file format works with almost every other DAW available
- Elastic Time and Pitch makes it easy to adjust tempo and pitch errors
- Smart Tool makes editing quick and easy
- Beat Detective helps add rhythmic cohesion between multiple tracks
- Powerful film integration tools
- Over 70 effects included
- Automatic Delay Compensation prevents plugins from causing phasing issues
- Easily integrates with MIDI control surfaces
- Works especially well with Avid audio interfaces, but also supports just about any ASIO-compliant interface.