Fission
6.4#13 in game audio editorsmacOS
VisitFission vs Pro Tools
What both publish
| Fact | Fission | Pro Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No | Yes |
| Intended users | The maker describes Fission as a lightweight editor for simple audio editing tasks, including trimming recordings and splitting long recordings into shorter files. | Avid describes Pro Tools as a workstation trusted by studios, producers, and artists, with workflows spanning music production and audio post. |
| Paid from | 35 | 9.99 |
| Purpose | Fission is a streamlined Mac audio editor for trimming, splitting, joining, and converting audio files. | Pro Tools is a digital audio workstation for recording, editing, and mixing audio. |
| Support | Fission support is available by email, and the support team says it strives to reply in under 24 hours. | Users can get help through community support, and those with an active support contract, subscription, or Avid Support Code can create a support case or call Avid. |
| Supported platforms | macOS | Windows, macOS |
Fission plans
- Fission 2 Upgrade$15 a month
- Fission License Key$35, paid once
Pro Tools plans
- IntroPriced on request
- Intro—
- Pro Tools Artist$9.99 a month
- Pro Tools Studio$34.99 a month
- Pro Tools Ultimate$99 a month
- Pro Tools IntroFree
Pick Fission if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Pro Tools if…
Pro Tools suits music creators who need recording, MIDI, editing, and mixing tools in one workstation. Studio and Ultimate may also suit audio post users who need video tracks and timecode.