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Pro Tools 7 101
Mastering Pro Tools 7
Summary
Pro Tools has been the industry-standard audio editor since the dawn of desktop recording. Learn intimate tips and tricks from a pro that's used it since the beginning - Paul Garay!
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- Price
- $49.50 (All Prices In US Dollars)
- Trainer
- Paul Garay
- Application
- Pro Tools
- Level
- Level 1
- Platform
- Mac & PC
- Runtime
- 320 minutes
- File Size
- 974 MB
- Status
- Available
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Aug 30th, 2008 by Manuel
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Aug 2nd, 2008 by Shauna
“ This disk is great. I did chose to download it my computer opposed to waiting for the disk and I had no problems. I've had protools for months, but really had trouble doing basic functions. There is so much potential and technology, but I really had no direction on how to use it. The lessons explain how to do basic stuff and so much more in an easy to understand, step by step manner. And whenever I have a question its easy to read through the titles and go back to the exact lesson that answers it.I love it. Definantly one of the best investments I've made. ”
Jul 5th, 2008 by David Gandia
“ Very,very helpful. Seeing is better than reading sometimes. Was able to understand and follow along. ”
Jun 27th, 2008 by Ricardo Pires
“ It is a great video.
I would change only 2 things:
1 - There are too many parts. As example, we have like 3 or 4 movies about the same subject. I would merge them into one, so we could keep the same subject on one single part.
2 - Because of the reason I mencioned before, we spend too much time watching that introdutory part, saying "Learning something, from someone, 4:13 minutes". I think that interrupts the learning process, and then it should be avoided.
I hope that helps somehow.
Best wishes ”
I would change only 2 things:
1 - There are too many parts. As example, we have like 3 or 4 movies about the same subject. I would merge them into one, so we could keep the same subject on one single part.
2 - Because of the reason I mencioned before, we spend too much time watching that introdutory part, saying "Learning something, from someone, 4:13 minutes". I think that interrupts the learning process, and then it should be avoided.
I hope that helps somehow.
Best wishes ”
May 10th, 2008 by gugas
“ It's a good tutorial, a very basic one to start manipulating protools. ”
May 10th, 2008 by luis Sweeney
“ I am about to graduate from a audio recording school. I have learn more viewing the video than I have reading all of those books. ”
Description
This 5 hour tutorial-video program was produced by one of our lead trainers, Paul Garay! Covering the fundamentals of editing, recording, and mixing music in Pro Tools, this tutorial program is a great basic primer in how to use Digidesign's premier audio editing application.
Produced using a Digidesign M-Powered system, this tutorial is filmed using the most popular Digidesign hardware/software combo on the market today. All lessons cover workflow tips and tricks that can be completed on ANY Pro Tools system, from LE, straight through to HD.
This is a long and detailed tutorial program. To get a good feel for the topics covered, check out the table of contents below.
Trainer
Paul Garay
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Paul is a master of Propellerhead Reason, with over four years of experience teaching the app. He is also a traveling presenter with Apple, teaching and demoing GarageBand and Logic to audiences across North America. ”
Table of Contents
Section 1: Pro Tools Intro
1 Pro Tools Systems2 System Differences
3 Dedicated Audio Drives
4 What is a Session?
5 What are Regions?
6 Regions vs Files
7 Creating a New Session
8 Pro Tools File Structure
9 Opening a Existing Session
10 Playing Back a Session
11 Saving Your Work
12 Using "Save Copy In"
13 Closing a Session
14 Enabling Autosave
15 Creating a Track
16 Moving a Track
17 Duplicating a Track
18 Deleting a Track
Section 2: Exploring The Interface
19 Edit Window Overview20 The Track Area
21 Show/Hide & Edit Groups
22 The Region Bin
23 Customizing the Edit Window
24 Switching Between Tools
25 Timeline Ruler Views
26 Main Counter & Sub Counter
27 Navigating a Session
28 The Transport Window
29 Using the Big Counter
30 Automation Enable Window
31 Memory Locations Window
32 The QuickTime Window
33 Mix Window Overview
34 Customizing the Mix Window
35 Using Custom Colours
36 Monitoring Your System
Section 3: Importing & Playing
37 Customizing Your I/O Setup38 Importing CD Audio
39 Importing to the Audio Bin
40 Importing Session Data
41 Setting the Output Volume
42 Setting the Output Pan
43 The Floating Channel Strip
44 Removing vs Deleting Audio
45 Using the Selector Tool
46 Using the Scrub Tool
47 Muting and Soloing Tracks
Section 4: Getting Into Editing
48 What is Non-Destructive Editing?49 Using the Trim Tool
50 Using the Selector Tool
51 Using the Grabber Tool
52 Zooming In and Out
53 Slip Mode
54 Grid Mode
55 Shuffle Mode
56 Spot Mode
57 Switching Edit Modes
58 Creating a Region
59 Separating a Region
60 Auto-Naming a Region
61 Healing Separated Regions
62 Using Tab to Transient
63 Renaming Regions
64 What are Playlists?
65 Creating Multiple Playlists
66 Duplicating Regions
67 Cut, Copy, Paste
68 How Regions Overlap
69 "Send to Back" Feature
Section 5: Recording
70 Getting Signal Into Your Session71 Buffer Size & Latency
72 Setting Recording Levels
73 Setting Up a Click Track
74 Making a Recording
75 Automated Punching In and Out
76 Using QuickPunch Recording
77 Loop Recording
78 Destructive Recording
79 Input Monitoring
Section 6: Selecting & Fading
80 Advanced Selection Techniques81 Link Timeline and Edit Selection
82 Separate Region at Transients
83 Using the Smart Tool
84 Creating a Fade In
85 Creating a Fade Out
86 Creating a Crossfade
87 Deleting Fades
88 Muting a Region
Section 7: Editing MIDI
89 Setting Up AMS90 Setting Up Your MIDI Input
91 Creating a MIDI Track
92 Creating an Aux Track
93 Software Instrument Tracks
94 Using Reason with Rewire
95 MIDI vs Audio Volume
96 Recording a MIDI Track
97 Editing MIDI Regions
98 Editing MIDI Note Data
99 Editing Non-Note Data
100 MIDI Data in the Event List
101 Quantizing MIDI
102 Using Input Quantize
103 Changing Velocity
104 Changing Duration
105 Transposing MIDI
106 Using Select/Split Notes
107 Step Recording
108 Tempo Operations
109 MIDI Real-Time Properties
110 Importing & Exporting MIDI
111 MIDI Panic Mode
Section 8: Mixing & Effects
112 What Makes a Good Mix?113 Basic Mixer Signal Flow
114 Setting Levels and Panning
115 Using Fader Grouping
116 Real-Time Automation
117 Automation Modes
118 Non Realtime Automation
119 Editing Automation
120 RTAS vs AudioSuite
121 VST Plug-ins
122 Inserting EQ
123 Inserting Compression
124 Inserting Reverb
125 Inserting Delay
126 Bussing Using Aux Tracks
127 Using Plug-in Presets
128 Saving Plug-in Presets
129 Moving Plug-ins Between Tracks
130 Copying Plug-ins Between Tracks
131 Deleting a Plug-in From a Track
132 Applying Plug-in Automation
Section 9: Advanced Editing Techniques
133 Using a Aux Track to Record on the Way in134 The Zoom Toggle Function
135 The Identify Beat Function
136 Sample vs. Tick-Based Audio Tracks
137 Using Region Groups
138 Using Strip Silence
139 Consolidating Regions
Section 10: Outputting Your Song
140 What Is Mastering?141 Creating a Master Fader
142 Using Plug-ins on Master Faders
143 Using a Limiter
144 Creating a Fade Out
145 Bouncing to Disk
System Requirements
- Macintosh
- Mac OS X 10.3.9 and Above
- G3, G4, G5 or Intel processor
- Quicktime 7 or above
- Windows
- Windows Vista, XP or 2000
- Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processor
- Quicktime 7 or above
- .NET 2 or above