3 Ways To Find Plug-ins That Might Be Crashing Your Pro Tools System
Often Pro Tools crashes because of bad plug-ins – either plug-ins that are out of date or because they have a bug. If you have an unstable Pro Tools system then here are 3 ways to find bad Pro Tools plug-ins.
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October 17, 2018 at 02:20PM
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