The EuControl software is available for both Mac and Windows. But it turns out this is a necessary step: the only way you can download the required EuControl software for your host computer is by having a Eucon product registered in your Avid Account.
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A cynic might suggest this registration process is the actual price you pay for PTC, ensuring that all previously non–Avid customers now have an Avid Account.
When you run PTC for the first time you’ll be prompted to sign into your Avid Master Account and complete a brief–but–tedious registration process. So while PTC might run on older iPads, be aware that you may not have the smoothest experience. Avid say that while PTC might indeed work with any Eucon–enabled application, the ‘qualified’ list currently includes Pro Tools 12.1, Logic Pro X, Cubase 8 and Nuendo 6.5.Īvid’s web site states you need a minimum of an iPad Air or iPad mini 2 running iOS 8.3 or later however, on the App Store, the compatibility requirements are listed as “iPad” and “iOS 8.0 or later”. Therefore, in addition to controlling Pro Tools, as the app’s name implies, Pro Tools Control (PTC) is also compatible with other host applications that support Eucon. While this wasn’t particularly surprising, it was perhaps unexpected and interesting that such an app would both be free and use the company’s Eucon protocol.
Following companies like Apple, Steinberg, and PreSonus, who have released apps that allow you to control Logic Pro, Cubase and Studio One respectively from an iPad, Avid recently followed suit and introduced an iPad remote app of their own: Pro Tools Control.
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