Digidesign Delivers Pro Tools 7.3 Software Digidesign has introduced Pro Tools 7.3 software, a powerful new Pro Tools release with an array of new features and speed enhancements for Pro Tools|HD, Pro Tools LE, and Pro Tools M-Powered systems. With new music composition tools, customizable user enhancements, and improved post production workflows, Pro Tools 7.3 software is an essential upgrade for Pro Tools users composing music or mixing audio for post production. Users can perform a lot more functions on the fly, enabling them to work faster to keep up with their creative flow. New loop composition features further reinforce our commitment to continue making Pro Tools a powerful tool for music creation. Pro Tools 7.3 software includes new features for music creation such as Dynamic Transport mode, which allows playback to operate independently of the current selection, and the Loop Trim tool, which allows users to easily turn audio or MIDI regions into loops. New key signature features, loop preview options, and click track features also streamline music composition. User customization and speed-enhancing features also abound. For efficiency, users can make many changes to their mixing configurations without manually stopping and restarting playback, and new drag-and-drop plug-in settings functionality allows for instant plug-in opening or settings recall. For post professionals working with Pro Tools LE 7.3 software, the DV Toolkit 2 option adds new QuickTime video editing and export features, as well as integrated multi-channel field audio matching. Put simply, Pro Tools 7.3 software is a creative powerhouse that gives our users more focus and flexibility when creating music. Pro Tools 7.3 software is available for Windows XP and Mac OS X based systems and is now available on the DigiStore [store.digidesign.com]. Pro Tools HD 7.3 Standard Upgrade is also available through authorized Digidesign dealers. For more information, visit www.digidesign.com.

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