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MultitrackStudio vs Pro Tools

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FactMultitrackStudioPro Tools
EditingEditing features include non-destructive audio editing, unlimited undo, MIDI piano roll, notation, drum and controller editors.Editing tools include Slip, Grid, Shuffle, and Spot modes, Elastic Audio, clip gain, pitch manipulation, and audio-to-MIDI conversion.
Free planYesYes
MIDI sequencingYesYes
MixingThe mixer supports unlimited group and effect send/return sections, and Pro adds mixer and effects automation and sidechaining.The workstation includes automation, flexible routing, folder tracks, mixing plugins, and spatial rendering for Dolby Atmos and Audio Vivid.
Multitrack editingYesYes
PurposeMultitrackStudio is audio/MIDI multitrack recording software for home recording and live multitrack recording.Pro Tools is a digital audio workstation for recording, editing, and mixing audio.
RecordingIt can record audio and MIDI tracks while playing along with previously recorded tracks, and supports loop recording and alternate takes.Recording features include loop recording, playlist comping, punch-in recording, and support for up to 256 simultaneous audio inputs.
SupportThe maker asks users to contact Support through the Studio menu's Contact window or email [email protected].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 platformsWindows, macOS, iPadOSWindows, macOS
Third-party pluginsYesYes

MultitrackStudio plans

  • Lite—
  • Standard€74 a month
  • Pro€134 a month
  • MultitrackStudio LiteFree
  • MultitrackStudio Standard€74, paid once
  • MultitrackStudio Pro€134, 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 MultitrackStudio 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.

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