Hosted by Digidesign's own Dave Lebolt, the Windows Media clip offers a quick but informative overview of how WMA9 and Pro Tools work together to accelerate workflow and to open up production and collaboration possibilities.
The days of attempted inspiration by way of MP3 and its kind are numbered. Enter Pro Tools support for Windows Media Audio 9, Microsoft's latest media streaming codec that defines excellence in quality, communication, and efficiency. If you've ever wrestled with collaboration hurdles, you'll find this clip very enlightening.
Combining overviews of Digidesign's latest Pro Tools TDM and LE technology with WMA9 integration, Lebolt illustrates how WMA9 import and export capabilities within Pro Tools on Windows XP can bridge the disconnects that might otherwise hamper collaborative efforts. With WMA9, collaboration is as easy as exporting a stem from your Pro Tools session and attaching it to an email. The addressee can then simply import the stem into their Pro Tools environment and get right to work.
Learn how WMA9 support is also ideal for review and approval processes, and serves as the method for sending your ideas over the Web. WMA9 Pro export offers the highest possible audio quality in a streaming codec, ensuring that your work is represented accurately. Utilize it for 5.1 Web streaming, second session CD-ROM production, or surround audio for DVD-ROM - and count on the results.
The WMA9 / Pro Tools clip also touches upon ReWire support, the amazing array of plug-ins available for Pro Tools, Beat Detective, surround sound features, and control surface benefits.
