Pro Tools is the benchmark for professional audio recording, editing and mixing. It is used in places as humble as bedroom studios, all the way up to major recording studios and Hollywood post-production houses. VTC author, lt;a href= http://www.vtc.com/files/productlist.php?author=Nathan%20Dickson target= _blank gt;Nathan Dicksonlt;/agt; teaches you Pro Tools LE 6, the scaled-down version for the independent musician, video producer, or home enthusiast. Recording, editing, and mixing techniques are covered in detail and demonstration of MIDI and third-party plug-ins is provided. This is the essential tutorial needed to get up to speed with Pro Tools LE 6, while learning a few new things about digital audio and recording along the way. To begin learning today, simply click on one of the lt;bgt;Digidesign Pro Tools LE 6lt;/bgt; lessons.
OrientationIntroducing Pro ToolsKeeping Up to DateInstall Mac SoftwareInstall PC SoftwareSessionsCreating a SessionSession Folder LayoutCreating Audio TracksManaging Audio TracksImporting Audio pt. 1Importing Audio pt. 2Audio Recording BasicsBasic I/O SetupRecording Levels pt. 1Recording Levels pt. 2Monitoring LatencyRecording an Audio TrackUsing Click TracksPunch RecordingEditing BasicsTimeline Navigation and Rulers
Slip and Grid Modes
Relative Grid and Shuffle Modes
The Zoomer Tool
The Selector Tool
The Trim Tool
The Grabber Tool
The Scrubber Tool
The Smart Tool
The Pencil Tool
Auto-Scrolling
Playing at Different Speeds
Nudging Regions
Editing TechniqueSeparating Regions
Consolidating Regions
Using Playlists
Audio Regions List pt. 1
Audio Regions List pt. 2
Batch Fades
Fade Settings
Using Edit Groups
Using Memory Locations
Loop Recording pt. 1
Loop Recording pt. 2
Mixing BasicsAudio Signal Flow
Levels and Panning
A Balanced Mix
Panning for Gold
Sends/Busses/Aux
Auxiliary Channel Strips
Creating a Submix
Send Options
Using Mix Groups
Using a Master Channel Strip
Managing Voices
Using Channel Inserts
DigiRack Plug-InsAudioSuite Plug-Ins pt. 1
AudioSuite Plug-Ins pt. 2
Keyboard Control of Plug-Ins
Saving Plug-In Settings
RTAS Plug-Ins
RTAS and System Usage
DigiRack Equalizers
DigiRack Compressors pt. 1
DigiRack Compressors pt. 2
DigiRack Gate
DigiRack Expander and DeEsser
DigiRack Chorus and Flanger
DigiRack Delays
D-Verb
DigiRack Time and Pitch
DigiRack Potpourri
Bouncing to DiskReduction Mix
Sample Rate Conversion
Using Dither
MIDIIntro to MIDI
MIDI Setup
MIDI Programs and Patches
MIDI Recording pt. 1
MIDI Recording pt. 2
Editing MIDI Notes
Editing MIDI Note Attributes
MIDI Regions
Tempo and Meter
MIDI Menu Operation Panels
Mix AutomationIntro to Mix Automation
More Mix Automation Modes
Automating Multiple Controls
Automating Plug-Ins
Editing Automation Data pt. 1
Editing Automation Data pt. 2
Automation Wrap-Up
Appendix: 3rd Party Plug-InsAbout 3rd Party Plug-Ins
3rd Party Metering
3rd Party Equalizers
3rd Party Compressors and Limiters
3rd Party Modulators
3rd Party Delays
3rd Party Reverbs
3rd Party Pitch and Time
3rd Party Repair Tools
3rd Party Host-Based Instruments
In ConlusionWrapping it Up
CreditsAbout this Author
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