![]() ![]() The Pro Tools SE software included in these systems is more limited than the fuller versions, but still supports mixing up to 24 tracks (16 audio tracks and 8 virtual instrument tracks), with 20 audio effects, 256 MIDI tracks, over 100 virtual instruments, and 3 GB of audio loops. ![]() You choose the appropriate interface to record your instrument (vocal, keyboard, guitar), and then can leverage the power of the Pro Tools interface to edit and mix, compose and instrument your compositions. These systems are designed for music creation and expression – for creative hobbyists with an interest in musical composition, editing, and production. Avid Recording Studio includes the M-Audio Fast Track USB interface box, with XLR input for microphone and vocals and a 1/4 inch input jack for electric guitar, bass, and other instruments.Avid KeyStudio includes the M-Audio KeyStudio 49-key, velocity-sensitive, synth-action keyboard, to play music with the included library of virtual instruments, from piano, organ, and synth, to guitars, bass, strings, and percussion.The mic includes a headphone connection for monitoring the input sound and the output from Pro Tools. Avid Vocal Studio includes the M-Audio Producer USB microphone and stand to capture vocals for songs, soundtracks, podcasts, or voice-overs.That’s a much more accessible starting point, for example, than the new full Pro Tools HD Native starting at $3,495. The three Avid new music creation systems are Vocal Studio with USB microphone for $99, KeyStudio with keyboard for $129, and Recording Studio with a USB interface box for $129 – all for Windows or Mac.
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