Yes absolutely Sound tracks job is to quickly and easily put together soundtracks for film work As such it can sync via MTC or SMTP in a track Where as Garage Band is a music production program and designed to write songs. Its Horses for courses. Both ProTools and Soundtrack are Multitrack audio programs But one could never replace the other. Use the right program for the right job as the way you will go about things for scoring a film differs greatly from recording a band for producing a song. Happiness is... Alex On 6 Oct 2004, at 16:36, James Asherman wrote: > > On Wednesday, October 6, 2004, at 10:56 AM, Alex wrote: > >> WHOA back up >> >> No MIDI in Soundtrack >> >> Does not even support MIDI interfaces (Page 29 Soundtrack Help) >> >> Alex > > Well yes it says that. And it does seem to be some different control > set from that found in garageband, but in the preferences for > soundtrack there are parameters for midisynch and external time code > midi and things like that. So I guess you can't play the midii but you > can synch to it. > Still the biggest difference is that soundtrack has an internal screen > to load video and score to it. > j