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Nov 3rd, 2011

Mastering the Pro Tools workspace is the key to becoming a fast and efficient Pro Tools
Engineer. Learn how to break the PT10 speed limit in this accelerated tutorial by Scott Freiman...

Speed is everything, especially when it comes to running a Pro Tools session. You’ve seen those amazing Pro Tools engineers: the ones whose hands dance across the keyboard, moving and editing clips at the speed of light with their eyes closed! The way they transform every project, into a fully actualized piece of audio art, right before your eyes, is like magic!

These invaluable workflow skills separate the amateurs from the pros and are indispensable if you’re looking for that behind-the-console gig in the recording business.

In this tutorial, by MPV’s Scott Freiman, you’ll learn how to navigate the Pro Tools workspace, organize your tracks and clips and set up your session to get you started on your way to become an A-list Pro Tools Operator!

Whether you're looking to get AVID Certification or just want to hyper-drive your Pro Tools 10 engineering skills, study Pro Tools 10 right here at macProVideo.com—an AVID Learning Partner—and soon you, too, will be breaking the Pro Tools speed limit.
(The price of this tutorial includes a coupon to pay your first PT 10 Speeding Ticket!)

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• Pro Tools 10 100: What's New In Pro Tools 10
• Pro Tools 10 101: Introduction to Pro Tools
• Pro Tools 10 102: Exploring The Workspace
• Pro Tools 10 103: Recording Audio
• Pro Tools 10 104: Editing Audio
• Pro Tools 10 105: Exploring MIDI
• Pro Tools 10 106: Navigation and Workflow
• Pro Tools 10 107: Exploring the Mixer
• Pro Tools 10 110 : Session Setup Techniques
• Pro Tools 10 111: Exploring Tracks
• Pro Tools 10 112: Advanced Editing Techniques
• Pro Tools 10 113 : Pro Mixing Techniques
• Pro Tools 203: Video Post in Pro Tools
• Pro Tools 204: Beat Detective
• Pro Tools 205: Elastic Audio
• Pro Tools 401: Mastering In Pro Tools
• Pro Tools 402: Mixing Pop in Pro Tools
• Pro Tools 403: Rich Tozzoli's Mixing Toolbox

For a full list of the topics covered, see the Tutorial Outline
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• Chapter 1: Navigation and Workflow
• 1: General Workflow Enhancements
• 01:46
  1. Introduction
• 04:21
  2. Focus Modes
• 04:51
  3. A Closer Look at Tracks
• 01:51
  4. Working with Track Groups
• 07:01
  5. Coloring Tracks and Clips
• 01:11
  6. Section 1 Review
• 2: Navigation and Zooming
• 03:06
  7. The Universe Window
• 04:40
  8. Counters
• 05:12
  9. Navigating with Command Focus Keys
• 01:40
  10. Navigating with a Mouse
• 02:56
  11. Navigating with the Zoomer
• 02:44
  12. Zoom Preset Buttons
• 07:02
  13. Zoom Toggle
• 01:14
  14. Section 2 Review
• 3: More About Navigation
• 03:53
  15. Moving and Selecting
• 03:25
  16. Tab to Transients
• 06:06
  17. Linking Options
• 03:05
  18. Two More Navigation Tricks
• 01:00
  19. Section 3 Review
• 4: Working With Windows
• 04:11
  20. Working with Windows
• 02:32
  21. A Few Windows Shortcuts
• 05:57
  22. Creating a Windows Configuration
• 04:50
  23. Adding More Windows Configurations
• 03:40
  24. Windows Configuration List
• 03:48
  25. Import Session Data
• 00:56
  26. Section 4 Review
• 5: Memory Locations
• 03:31
  27. Introduction to Memory Locations
• 06:42
  28. Markers
• 04:38
  29. Selection Memory Locations
• 04:38
  30. General Properties Memory Locations
• 03:46
  31. Memory Locations Window
• 00:53
  32. Section 5 Review
• 6: Saving
• 02:41
  33. Auto Backup
• 03:58
  34. Other Save Options
• 00:50
  35. Section 6 Review
• 00:40
  36. Thanks for Watching!

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