Hi friends 
 
I just ordered PT 12 to prepare some stuff on it .....and i have few questions for users around :
 
1) Stable on windows ?
 
2) Can we choose the install path and components ?
 
3) size on drive if i don't want they're libraries ...only plugins ?
 
 
Thks
 
 

1. 12.5 is much more stable on windows 10.  12 not so much.
 
2.  I didn't see that option, but there's probably a function button you push at start up, or some such nonsense.  You can investigate.  (Their forum is a joke though)
 
3.  I think it's about 2-3 gigs.
 You'll appreciate sonar after spending some time with it.  :D

eph221
1. 12.5 is much more stable on windows 10.  12 not so much.
 
2.  I didn't see that option, but there's probably a function button you push at start up, or some such nonsense.  You can investigate.  (Their forum is a joke though)
 
3.  I think it's about 2-3 gigs.
 You'll appreciate sonar after spending some time with it.  :D

 
Thks , yep sonar is the best all around Daw out here , i need to master PT because it's a tool that student use at school , i don't plan to use it in person as a pro tool ...lol for real ahahah
 
I'm on windows 8 here 
 
last time i tried PT 10 it was so unstable that i could believe it !!

Most of the "12" versions have been pretty solid on Windows.
My installed size is 1.3 GB, but I have everything installed.

My size is 1,82 and not even installed their plugins , hd driver are 138 mo , they have a center installed , no way to choose the install path i had to do a mklink cmd

Guyz i would like to have your point of view on this one :
 
Busses versus Aux in PT 
 
Ok let's say :
 
1) Audio tracks , needed to make sends for a reverb , i create an aux and make sends straight to the aux (where the reverb is 100 wet) , my question is WHY THE F .... some will pass before by a Buss ? (on a real console i uderstand but in PT when can go straight to aux !)
 
2) Audio tracks , i needed a sub mix of my drums , i sum all those to an AUX that i call Drums , WHY THE F will somebody pass by a buss first ? (when you can go straight to aux)