#Motu digital performer 7 review upgrade

But when just working with Performer 7, you can achieve the same things you can achieve in Pro Tools. It ended up being a huge headache for me.

I have even had corrupted files when trying to work back and forth between Performer 7 and Pro Tools. But I recommend keeping your MOTU files all in this program, and not even messing with putting them in Pro Tools. There is no doubt that this program is great, and it is next in line behind Pro Tools.

#Motu digital performer 7 review upgrade

Trying to save projects in the Digital Performer 7 and open them up in Pro Tools was easy, but I just did not like it at all and plus a lot of plug-ins that are in MOTU are not in Pro Tools so you will be missing key plug-ins. Digital Performer version 11 is now shipping This exciting upgrade adds Articulation Maps, Audio Retrospective Record, support for MIDI Polyphonic Expression (. Pro Tools was a little easier to get the hang of than Digital Performer 7 was, but that could be my bias opinion because I have been working with Pro Tools for so long maybe it was hard for me to accept another DAW for my Mac. So I would still end up bouncing out tracks in WAV format to my Pro Tools set up so that I could have my session anywhere. That is not the case with the Digital Performer 7, going into other studios and wanting to open up a project file from MOTU just would not cut it for me, even though you can save a Pro Tools file on the Digital Performer 7. I cannot really compare this to Pro Tools because Pro Tools seems to be a little more standard and no matter where you go there is a copy of Pro Tools running. This was one of the first programs that purchased with my new MacBook last year. MOTU Digital Performer 7 was easy to install, it was quick and simple.