Has anyone had any issues with Pyramix an ProTools being installed on the same computer?
Thanks
-John
Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
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Re: Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
Yes. On a Mac mini. Fireface 802 driving the lot. Avid Artist series through IP. VCube on a seperate PC chasing through VT2, on the Mac via MIDI/LTC.
Cant say I am too happy about this combi though. The Artist Series are still buggy (looses connection approx three time a day), and PMX V9 crashes more than on my dedicated PC.
Cant say I am too happy about this combi though. The Artist Series are still buggy (looses connection approx three time a day), and PMX V9 crashes more than on my dedicated PC.
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Re: Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
OK.
My desktop PC is currently dedicated to Pyramix 10. I'm hesitant to disturb my relatively peaceful world by installing ProTools.
Do you figure any of your Pyramix instabilities are due to the presence of ProTools?
My desktop PC is currently dedicated to Pyramix 10. I'm hesitant to disturb my relatively peaceful world by installing ProTools.
Do you figure any of your Pyramix instabilities are due to the presence of ProTools?
Re: Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
I have HDX and Pyramix on the same PC without issues as does my wife at work. Works well both with the PT64 card on the Horus and with Ravenna.
Re: Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
I have Pyramix 10 and Pro Tools 12.4 on the same computer without apparent issue.
Win7 64, Lynx2 Soundcard, Core2 computer.
Pro Tools is necessary for the use of AutoTune, as this VST3 program is at present incompatible with Pyramix.
Win7 64, Lynx2 Soundcard, Core2 computer.
Pro Tools is necessary for the use of AutoTune, as this VST3 program is at present incompatible with Pyramix.
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johndsadams
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Re: Pyramix and ProTools on same computer
Thanks for the feedback. It gave me the confidence to install ProTools 10 (along side Pyramix 10) and got it up an running (not without some head scratching).
One thing I discovered with my particular OS/software/hardware combination (Win7, PT 10, HORUS) is I had to roll my Ravenna ASIO drive BACK to v9 for PTs 10 to see the ASIO drive. It didn't like the v10 Ravenna ASIO driver.
So now I have ProTools talking to my HORUS. I'm running a 192 kHz session so I have a few more tests to run.
-John
One thing I discovered with my particular OS/software/hardware combination (Win7, PT 10, HORUS) is I had to roll my Ravenna ASIO drive BACK to v9 for PTs 10 to see the ASIO drive. It didn't like the v10 Ravenna ASIO driver.
So now I have ProTools talking to my HORUS. I'm running a 192 kHz session so I have a few more tests to run.
-John