In addition, the update sees full support for Avid’s MBOX Studio - which gives editors a solution for recording, punch-ins and multichannel monitoring of sequences in up to 7.1 surround sound. Media Composer interoperability with Pro Tools bridges video and audio post production teams, creating new efficiency by streamlining picture and sound workflows that accelerate content creation.” Studios, added: “Avid continues to listen to and collaborate with its customers to address the biggest challenges in today’s modern post production community. Jonathan Wales, re-recording mixer at Warner Bros. The ability to easily export files into Pro Tools, combined with the expanded ‘remote editorial’ experience in Media Composer, enables production teams to more easily complete projects on time and on budget.” This aims to be the first step towards collaborative workflows for the two products, which Avid has identified as a user need following customer workshops.ĭavid Colantuoni, vice president of product management video and media solutions at Avid, said: “Media Composer interoperability with Pro Tools was accelerated by collaborating with the Avid Community Association to deliver the workflow enabler our industry has been asking for to accelerate production of high-quality content. Users will now be able to export Media Composer files directly to Pro Tools, through the use of. Overall, the features aim to allow for greater collaboration between video and audio post teams, bringing their workflows closer together. Avid has updated its Media Composer software with a number of new features.
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