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Saving, Opening and Location Sessions Lesson 19. In this video, we’re going to go over opening, saving, and locating recent projects.

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“Ticks” basically mean that all of your recordings for MIDI will be based in “beats” and “bar.” This way Pro Tools knows how far to space out all of the MIDI events that you record. The first thing you need to know about MIDI recording i:ġ) MIDI is always recording in ticks.

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In this video, you’ll learn how to make your first Pro Tools MIDI recording. Using Virtual Instruments & MIDI in Pro Tools Together Lesson 17. First, let’s create an instrument track in Pro Tools. Now let’s look at using Virtual Instruments and MIDI in Pro Tools together. Using Virtual Instruments & MIDI in Pro Tools Together

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Importing into Pro Tools can be used for an array of things: If you need specific tracks from a specific session, if you want to group tracks off into a brand new session for a remix, if you’re mastering a full album and you want to import bounced tracks into a session – this is the way you do it. In this video, we’re going to go over importing into Pro Tools. Once you’ve finished your recordings, and you want the world to hear it, you need to bounce it.Ī “bounce” lets you hear the entirety of your work, without having to open up Pro Tools. In this video we’re going to go over selecting and navigating in Pro Tools. First, let’s make these tracks a little bit bigger. In this video, we’re going to go over some basic editing features in Pro Tools. The first mode is the same linear recording mode that you would find in any major DAW. In this video, we’ll learn every Pro Tools Recording mode. In this video, we’re going to go over the basic mixing techniques in Pro Tools 12.

If you’re just opening up Pro Tools, it will give you a dialog box.

We’re going to go over how to make a new session. Inside Pro Tools Edit Window Track Functions Lesson 9. To create a new track press command, shift, n. In this video, we’re going to take a deeper look at tracks.

Inside Pro Tools Edit Window Track Functions Pro Tools has four distinct Edit Modes: Grid, Slip, Shuffle, and Spot. Edit Modesįor this next section, I’ll use a tempo logged loop – that way you can see all of Pro Tools Edit Modes, and how different they are from each other. The three of these together make the smart tool. There are three main tools that you will always use in Pro Tools: There’s the trim tool, the selector tool, and the grabber tools. These are the main sections of every track. In this video, we’re going to dive into three main components of the edit window: The Transport, The Big Counter, and the Grid Section. The focal point of the edit window, the main counter, acts as a status bar so you know what’s happening at all times. This lesson will focus on correctly configuring Pro Tools 12 including: This Pro Tools 101 lesson focuses on navigating the website, linking your iLok account to your Pro Tools license, and activating or downloading the correct version of Pro Tools. This 19 lesson course will take you through a number of practical applications for using Pro Tools, from setup and installation, all the way to making your first audio recording. We put together a free course available to everyone interested in learning how to use Pro Tools.

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