Which is better, studio one or pro tools :(

My studio one came with my purchase of FireStudio

Hey everyone, I am a newbie here, and also a freshman interms of my audio experience.

I just wanted to see if anyone else out there has ever sort of hooked up their vintage tape/analog set up and worked within Pro Tools, and sort of did a mesh between analog and Pro Tools editing?

I just wanted to see if you had any tips or tricks.

How do you pan from left to right or right to left speakers on an audio selection in pro tools?

Iv'e recorded a song in Pro Tools and for some reason after the bounce and convert to mp3 it sounds louder on the left side of the car than the right. Why is this and how can I fix it to make it sound better/perfect in a car?

See, this is what I've been saying all along. And Big K should be feeling mighty confident now. No big boom with Pro Tools. Long live Nuendo!

I have been to Avid and posted there with not much help other than to be told I need to get a fire wire external hard drive. The issue is I cannot record to the USB 2.0 1 TB external hard drive I have now. I can save to it but can use it to record to. I have to use the internal hard drive and designate it as the record hard drive.

For those of you who found issue with Pro Tools 9 NOT having TDM support here's a bit of news.

Universal Audio Becomes RTAS Plug-In Developer For Avid Pro Tools

If you are a home recording enthusiast or even a professional recording engineer, this news is for you.

HELL HAS FROZEN OVER! YES! LED ZEPPELIN ARE NOW BACK TOGETHER AND ARE ASKING ONE OF YOU TO RECORD THEIR NEXT ALBUM! That and Pro Tools is now available for any Core Audio or ASIO compatible interface.

My m-powered Pro Tools has 12db before clipping on the faders, i know the HD version has like 20db or so. What does logic have?

If I don't have a Didgedesign (or M-Audio) interface, is there a way to hack Pro Tools LE (or even M-Powered) to tell it that the interface I have connected is Didgedesign (or M-Audio)? I have an E-MU 0404USB, and I'm on a Mac.