title says it all...the pro tools book says to nudge using +/- on the keypad part of the keyboard. a laptop dosen't have one, and that's what i'm using. MY +/- buttons do nothing.

help?

Hello, please help me
each time i would like to record with my Pro Tools HD on my firewire or internal harddrive, i encountered this following message:
"DAE error 9060 was encountered"
please, please could you find a solution?
thanks

Hello, please help me
each time i would like to record with my Pro Tools HD on my firewire or internal harddrive, i encountered this following message:
"DAE error 9060 was encountered"
please, please could you find a solution?
thanks

I have just started an internship at a recording studio and they use Pro Tools. I am only familiar with Cool Edit and I will be starting out on Pro Tools LE. What is the difference, advatages, disadvantages? Thanks.

Does anyone here know of a clean-sounding box that can essentially serve as a monitor section for Pro Tools? I.e., the L-R of Pro Tools would feed this box through a volume pot (and possibly a mono summing bus) and then right to the monitors? I'm using a Mackie mixer now which has three individual gain stages, plus an unswitchable EQ. All that can't be helping the signal!

Does anyone here know of a clean-sounding box that can essentially serve as a monitor section for Pro Tools? I.e., the L-R of Pro Tools would feed this box through a volume pot (and possibly a mono summing bus) and then right to the monitors? I'm using a Mackie mixer now which has three individual gain stages, plus an unswitchable EQ. All that can't be helping the signal!

I have a Pro Tools song that is originally created on a Mac computer. Now a have the song on a CD and wants to work with it on my PC. When a use Windows to view the CD contents I notice that there are no file-extensions on the files. I can rename the sessionfile an manually add the '.pts' on the filename, but when I then try to open it in Pro Tools, the program says:

Just wondering what you you guys think?
I use them both, but seem to be falling more and more in love with Nuendo 2. It looks great, sounds amazing, and works with every piece of hardware I throw at it. Hmmm... so why do we still use PT?

Just wondering what you you guys think?
I use them both, but seem to be falling more and more in love with Nuendo 2. It looks great, sounds amazing, and works with every piece of hardware I throw at it. Hmmm... so why do we still use PT?

Hey all,
We have been discussing my question in the audio/video forum but I felt that it was time to ask around here. (being the computer forum!)