Pro Tools 11 Customers Who Want to Upgrade to Pro Tools 12 (Standard) * Eligibility is limited to: Pro Tools 9 & 10, Pro Tools Express (licenses bundled with Mbox, Fast Track Solo & Duo only), Pro Tools M-Powered 6–8 & Pro Tools MP 9. If you buy and activate a $199 Annual Upgrade and Support Plan before the end of September, you can also get a perpetual license for the great Amp/Speaker simulation plug-in Eleven.
1, 2016, upgrades from Pro Tools Express and M-Powered are no longer available)
If you wait until 2016 and beyond, that price goes to $299. (Starting Jan. If you upgrade to Pro Tools 12 before the end of the year it’s $199 for Pro Tools 12, the upgrade plan (covering any new releases during that year) and the support plan as well as access to the new plug-in bundle.
Pro Tools 9 or 10 or Pro Tools Express / M-Powered Customers Who Want to Upgrade to Pro Tools 12* A subscription license only works during the active subscription period. You own the license and it keeps you running on the last version of upgrades you were eligible for. * Just to review: A perpetual license works in perpetuity. If you buy and activate Pro Tools 12 perpetual license or subscribe with an Annual Subscription before the end of September, you can also get a perpetual license for the great Amp/Speaker simulation plug-in Eleven. It’s flexible and you choose which best suits you.
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Subscription licenses come with full access to any upgrades in that period, full support and use of the plug-in bundle. Or, for a much lower initial out-of-pocket expense, you can subscribe to Pro Tools for $29.99 a month or $299 a year. It also comes with 1 free support call (to be used within 7 days after you’ve activated the software), if you’d like more support – it’s available for $99 for the year.
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If you are in the market to buy a new copy (also called a perpetual license*) of Pro Tools, the great news is that we’ve lowered the price by $300 to $599 and it includes one-year of software upgrades and access to a brand new plug-in bundle for that year at no additional charge (see the matching sidebar for the list of those plug-ins). Now let’s dive in and break it down by customer scenarios so you can find the information that best suits your needs. VCA Masters, Disk Cache, Advanced Metering, Gain Reduction Metering, Avid Access Plan options including new Plug-in Bundle. Increased track count (128 Audio, 512 Instrument), Track Input Monitoring, AFL/PFL Solo Modes, Copy to Send, Pro Tools | Control support, support for Pro Tools | S3 VCA Spill, and stability improvements. Improved I/O Setup and Monitoring/Auto Down-mixing, unlimited busses, in-app plug-in purchases and rentals, stability improvements. Here’s a short rundown on some of the key enhancements. There have now been three releases for Pro Tools 12. To start with behind the scenes at Avid, both of our new VP/Chief Product Officer Dana Ruzicka and VP of Audio Products Tim Carroll, (with a combined 38 years at Avid!), are both longtime recording musicians as well as Pro Tools users and much of what you see changing here has been crafted by them, and much has been a result of your feedback in the community. There was a lot exciting news packed into the recent Pro Tools 12.2 release announcement so we wanted to dig in a little deeper and explore what this all means to you.
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