I agree that Pro Tools is solid and that when they tell you to use xxx combination, it's been tested to work
Then again, that doesn't take into account a friend's friend who recently lost a Mick Jagger vocal take when it decided to have a bad day. [:)] (True story.)
But hitting command ] to select all following is hardly a quirk in my book. What bothers me most about sequencing in PT is that you can't just hit a key to get at what you want to edit - and being an almost-keyboard player, I rely upon editing a lot.
On the other hand, I like the audio editing and mixing interface very much. That's why I keep it around on a separate machine, lightpiped to Logic I/O plug-ins.
Then again, that doesn't take into account a friend's friend who recently lost a Mick Jagger vocal take when it decided to have a bad day. [:)] (True story.)
But hitting command ] to select all following is hardly a quirk in my book. What bothers me most about sequencing in PT is that you can't just hit a key to get at what you want to edit - and being an almost-keyboard player, I rely upon editing a lot.
On the other hand, I like the audio editing and mixing interface very much. That's why I keep it around on a separate machine, lightpiped to Logic I/O plug-ins.