03/30/2006, 4:30pm, EST
Thursday, March 30th
Final Cut Studio 5.1 ships (officially)
In February, Apple released Logic Pro 7.2 music creation and audio production software, the first of the company’s pro applications to ship Universal versions which run on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs. Logic Pro 7.2 supports up to 4.5 times the effect plug-ins and up to two times the software instruments per session on the MacBook Pro, according to Apple. It also features integrated support for the Apogee Ensemble FireWire interface and compatibility with Pro Tools HD 7 DAE.
The Universal version of Final Cut Studio is available for $1,300. Registered Final Cut Studio customers can crossgrade to the Universal version for $50, while existing customers of the standalone versions of Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Motion, or DVD Studio Pro can upgrade to the Universal version of Final Cut Studio starting at $100.
Apple also announced that it has pushed back the release of Aperture 1.1, the first Universal version of the suite, would ship in April. The update to the application for professional photographers was originally shown in February and expected to ship in March.
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