Avid doesn’t officially support any 3rd party interfaces. Avid have listed the 002 family as untested but we are seeing reports they continue to work. With Pro Tools 11 vanilla Avid’s compatibilty chart lists the 003 family, the Mbox 3 family, Mbox 2 family, and the Fast Track family. If you have (or spot) any new information that isn’t on our database, do let us know please. If it isn’t on our AAX Database, then we don’t know the answer. In addition, if we have information on projected release dates, those dates are included. Some developers are being very open about upcoming release dates, whilst others are not. a release date for the AAX 64-bit version. The database shows the release date for the AAX 32-bit version and then, when appropriate. The easiest thing to do is check our AAX Database and see what plug-ins are listed. The release dates for each third-party plug-in are the responsibility of that plug-in developer, and that developer has to make a decision when to produce 64-bit AAX versions of their plug-ins. When will plug-in Z work with Pro Tools 11?
#OPENINING PRO TOOLS 6.9 IN PROTOOLS 12 UPGRADE#
When you upgrade to Pro Tools 11, you get a bundled Pro Tools 10/11 license and PT 10.3.6 is the only version of Pro Tools 10 which will work on the same machine beside Pro Tools 11. If there are plug-ins you need to use now that aren’t yet AAX 64-bit, continuing using Pro Tools 10.3.6 which will still work with AAX 32-bit and RTAS plug-ins. Avid were completely up front about this when they released Pro Tools 10. If your plug-ins are 32-bit AAX they won’t work if they are RTAS, they won’t work. Pro Tools 11 will only work with AAX plug-ins that have been coded for 64-bit.
I have installed Pro Tools 11 when I open an older session, there are plug-ins missing. We are receiving the same questions over and over via email (or Facebook) regarding upgrading to Pro Tools 11, so here are the answers to the top 5 questions.
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