Fade
The Beat Strangler
This is interesting. I saw a few months ago that Cakewalk came out with a subscription-based model, and now Avid's doing the same thing with Pro Tools.
There's a bunch of new features, of course, but the main thing people will be looking at is the pricing:
I think most people don't want to bother with a subscription service, especially if the cost per year adds up to the full price of a cheaper DAW than Pro Tools.
There's a bunch of new features, of course, but the main thing people will be looking at is the pricing:
- Pro Tools’ monthly subscription service, which includes one-month license subscription with updates and support, starts at $29.99/month with an annual subscription starting at $299.
- Pro Tools annual upgrade plan, featuring 12 months of updates and support, starts at $199.
- Perpetual licenses for Pro Tools software, including 12 months of updates and supports, starts at $899.
I think most people don't want to bother with a subscription service, especially if the cost per year adds up to the full price of a cheaper DAW than Pro Tools.