Wed 9 Jul 2003, 03:01
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I know TDM is for their HD system and LE is for the other hardware (at least I think), but that's about all I know (or think). What is the difference? What does TDM and LE stand for or mean.
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Wed 9 Jul 2003, 10:35
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![]() Moderator Group: Team Posts: 370 Joined: 19-Mar 03 From: Umeå - SE Member No.: 14,645 |
Protools TDM are their Professional variant of DAW, where a lot of the actual work i.e. d.s.p signal processing takes place outside the computer and inside varoius external boxes/interfaces you must buy.
This means you must buy both software and special hardware from Digidesign. This is very expensive gear. Prootols LE DONT need any external gear to work ( in principle ) using mainly the CPU on your computer to do most of the processing. However you will still need some kind of audiointerface with Prootools LE - you can use DIGI:s own -001 002 or MBox. Cheers: Dixiechicken -------------------- ==================
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lync4495 Pro Tools Tdm And Le Wed 9 Jul 2003, 03:01
gdoubleyou Also PT LE is not expandable, the TDM systems are ... Thu 10 Jul 2003, 14:44
Synthetic QUOTE (dixiechicken @ Jul 9 2003, 03:35)Proto... Thu 10 Jul 2003, 15:27
T1mon Is it true that you have to use Digidesign hardwar... Fri 11 Jul 2003, 16:02
Synthetic QUOTE (Synthetic @ Jul 10 2003, 08:27)ProTool... Fri 11 Jul 2003, 17:48
T1mon Yeah, but that doesn't work with OS X! Sat 12 Jul 2003, 09:47
Synthetic i don't recall OSX being a part of the equatio... Sat 12 Jul 2003, 15:17
T1mon I know, that was just a statement from me because ... Sat 12 Jul 2003, 17:00
Synthetic i see Sat 12 Jul 2003, 17:15![]() ![]() |
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