My 192i/o is analog with the analog card on the rear. I want use my hardware with pro tools hd but I know my pthd 9.0.6 will not be supported by windows 10 it's the reason why I ask if I use another third party audio like reason 12 with my 192i/o analog but need a pthd driver on windows 10 and I know the only pthd running with windows 10 and my hardware would be the 12,5 if I am right. BUT, I only use it with Pro Tools and I have the Digilink license on my iLok($299 from the Avid store).įirst Thks for your reply perhaps I didn't very well explained my situation.

I am running the very latest PT Ultimate with an HDN card and 192 on Windows 10, and it works great. Last idea install your old PT9hd software and see if it works outside of Pro Tools(if it does, then go ahead and use other programs, but don't try to run the old version of PT). The other route would be to sell the 192 and HDN card and use that money to buy a good USB interface(which would likely work with any software you want). Next, given your lack of experience on this(not an insult in any way ), Which 192 did you get? If its a 192 DIGITAL, then it has no analog inputs or outputs and will be useless without converters(which can cost anywhere from $250 on up). I would shop around for a used license for Pro Tools 12.5HD as that is the oldest version that works with Windows 10, and its the last version that does not require a separate Digilink license(trying to give you the least expensive route) Buying old Avid hardware to use with Pro Tools makes a lot of sense, but buying to use with other programs is not such a good idea.

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