The user is notified of these fold-down and up-mix operations through the inclusion of a prepending the bus name in the Pro Tools mixer. The need for sub-paths is vastly reduced and this Downmix and Fanout intelligence comes with a level of customisation with user-adjustable coefficients for the LFE, sides and rears etc. The process is now automatic both for Downmix and Fanout routing to narrower or wider destinations.
In Pro Tools 2021.10 it is now possible to route to outputs and sends of any width without needing to manage the process by instantiating downmixers. There has been a significant upgrade to the way in which Pro Tools handles routing between signal paths of different channel widths in the new Flexible Track Routing features. The HDX ad HD Native driver might have M1 native support but at present, an HDX or HD Native user would still be running Pro Tools itself via Rosetta 2.Īvid has also announced Apple Silicon support for the Avid Video Engine, which means that Video can now be played on Apple silicon-based machines, but please note that with Pro Tools 2021.10 video hardware is not supported at this time. It is important to make clear the fact that although Pro Tools itself can run on M1 Macs, at present it can only do so via Rosetta. Because of this HDX and HD Native users can now use their Avid hardware on an M1 Mac with Pro Tools running via Rosetta 2 and the driver running natively. Unlike applications like Pro Tools, a driver can't run via Rosetta. In time it will enable native Apple Silicon support for HDX and HD Native systems when Pro Tools software is available running natively on Apple Silicon. This is of immediate benefit because there is now a driver which can run on M1 Macs today running Pro Tools via Rosetta.
What has been announced is a Universal Binary driver for Intel/ARM architectures. This was an expected development as news of this HDX support before the end of October was made public by Francois Quereuil who is Vice President Audio, Product Management at Avid. But this release brings Native support for HDX and HD Native hardware with the release of Universal Binary HD Drivers bringing Apple Silicon support to previously incompatible HDX hardware. Official Support via Rosetta 2 for Pro Tools Software has been in place since Pro Tools 2021.6. Supported sample rates for S/PDIF are 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96KHz. Ports 1 and 2 can be freely toggled between the two formats. Previously ADAT only, these ports can now be individually toggled between ADAT and S/PDIF. Optical S/PDIF Support In Pro Tools CARBONĪnother update for Pro Tools CARBON is the introduction of Optical S/PDIF functionality to the ADAT ports.
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