I'd always been under the impression that Pro tools was DAW software but how wrong I was.
 
I've just watched an interview with Michael Buble and been corrected. Michael says something like "there was no messing around with Protools" and the interviewer responded with something like "for those who don't know Pro tools is the software used for changing pitch on vocals". Michael Buble then went on to agree and say how widespread it's use is now.
 
So now you know. Protools= pitch correction software. Remember you read it here first..........
 
If I find a link I'll post it up.
 
EDIT: For UK users the interview is running on BBC breakfast at various intervals this morning. Interviewer Tim Muffet.

Sounds like their "pitch" needs some correcting.

I saw that earlier.  

I bet there was more "messing around" with ProTools than ol Michael knew about;-)

It's interesting when I read interviews with some of the all time top mixers how many times you can tell they have no clue about DAW software. There are still a handful of top personalities that have some 2nd handle the software while they call out commands from a console or automation desk.

I think the REAL question here is:  Why is Karl watching an interview with Michael Buble?

Beagle


I think the REAL question here is:  Why is Karl watching an interview with Michael Buble?

Not sure you're going to like the answer........

Beagle


I think the REAL question here is:  Why is Karl watching an interview with Michael Buble?

Well..... he seems like a nice fellow and I l-u-v the way he's had his haircut..... er...... i mean it just happened to be on in the breakfast news come talking sh1te breakfast show.

There's a link now. It's around 1:50 for those that don't admire his hair as much as I do.

Wow, who gnu?
YOU... that's who.

Still there is the question,
Why are some so avid?
If it's only pitch correction,
why are some so rabid?

 It doesn't really matter we know Sonar is number 1 !!!!!!!!!!