
Master Pro Tools from scratch by exploring licenses, recording with computer or interfaces, configuring tracks and windows, editing, mixing, MIDI controllers, and creating your own songs.
Understand the acoustic phenomenon in its basics. How the sound works and becomes into an audio signal.
Know the basic concepts of the audio translated into bit and bites. Digital audio basics.
Know all the different versions of the DAW.
Learn the folders that every new session creates in the finder.
Learn the minimum requirements to use Protools and everything about the licenses.
Explore the Pro Tools menu structure to locate tools, manage sessions with save and save as, and apply bounce, import, export, and view options.
Explore the edit window in Pro Tools, analyzing the track display, toolbar with edit modes, presets, transport and clip lists, rulers, and track and clip management.
Explore the mix window in Pro Tools, a channel-strip view like a real console, navigate tracks via the track list, and switch to edit and mix with a keyboard shortcut.
Explore the signal path from source to interface and Pro Tools, then navigate the mix window by creating tracks, adjusting input/output, inserts, routing, and basic track controls.
Master six track types in Pro Tools, including audio, MIDI, auxiliary input, instrument, BCA master, and master fader tracks, and learn how to create and control them for efficient mixing.
Master track priorities and voice allocation in Pro Tools to optimize large sessions, using activate and deactivate tracks, and left-to-right ordering to ensure playback.
Learn to configure Pro Tools routing by setting input/output for your interface in the mix window, route signals through buses to physical outputs, and wire tracks from audio to master.
Record audio in Pro Tools by preparing an audio track, enabling input monitoring, and using the transport window. Start and stop recording with the space bar or the number three.
Master the editing tools in the Pro Tools edit window, including the clip list, audio clips, zoom, select, trim, and loop for precise takes.
Master basic edit actions in pro tools, including dividing, duplicating, copying and pasting clips, deleting, and managing clips in the clip list with focus mode and transects.
Master the edit modes in Pro Tools, including shuffle, slip, spot, and grid, to control clip placement; learn absolute and relative grid and snap to grid for precise timing.
Set up an external audio interface with Pro Tools, configure input and output channels, gain, phantom power, and direct monitoring to capture with two tracks.
Learn how microphones transform air pressure into electricity through the capsule and sensitivity, explore polar patterns like cardioid and figure eight, and compare dynamic, condenser, and ribbon mics.
Configure the EMC 18:20 interface with eight mic preamps, gain controls, and flexible input/output routing to enable multi-track monitoring and external mixing in Pro Tools.
Learn to configure Pro Tools input paths by setting up the interface, deleting default routes, creating named stereo or mono pads, and routing them to specific inputs via the grid.
Learn how to import material into a new Pro Tools session, including setting 24-bit 44.1 kHz stereo, and using file or workspace browser import options with clip previews.
Learn how to customize Pro Tools through comprehensive preferences, global and session configurations, and workflow tweaks—from color coding and markers to fades, playlists, metering, cloud collaboration, and session backups.
Create, edit, and delete memory locations in Pro Tools, assigning numbers, names, and properties such as relative or absolute time, pre-roll and post-roll settings, and window configurations.
Master selection techniques in Pro Tools, using the edit window and track display to create, modify, and copy timeline and edit selections with shortcuts and endpoints.
Master Pro Tools clip alignment by learning how to align heads, tails, and reference points using control and command shortcuts, edit modes, and sync points.
Master fades in Pro Tools by creating fade in, fade out, and crossfades, with customizable shapes and lengths in the editing preferences. Use batch fades with presets to speed editing.
Use strip silence to remove the gaps between kick drum hits, creating contiguous clips. Adjust threshold, minimum duration, and tail, then choose strip, separate, or extract to shape the clips.
Understand what you cannot undo in Pro Tools, like deleting a track or clearing the clip list. Learn to manage undo levels up to 64 with redo and backups.
Navigate pro tools sessions quickly with universe view, track resizing, and editing and mixing windows. Master scrolling options, cursor behavior, and time navigation shortcuts to stay on the current cue.
Master the dynamic transport mode in Pro Tools to link or separate timeline, edit, and playback selections, speeding up your editing workflow.
Explore MIDI basics in Pro Tools by routing MIDI data to virtual instruments on instrument tracks, editing notes in the MIDI editor, and practicing computer-based music creation.
Connect a MIDI controller to a MIDI interface, configure it in the Mac Audio MIDI Setup, then create an instrument track in Pro Tools and load expand.
Explore the MIDI window in Pro Tools, opening the MIDI editor and score editor, navigating the track list, and editing notes with pencil and grid for precise timing.
Explore MIDI real-time properties in Pro Tools, including quantize, delay, velocity, and transport, applying them to a clip or track to shape timing, dynamics, and pitch.
Create a new track, load the boom midi virtual instrument, and use the 16-step led grid to place drum kit hits on the first and third beats.
Create a song from scratch in Pro Tools, insert and manage plugins, duplicate sections, edit clips and notes, and mix the arrangement to hear a complete track.
Master Pro Tools automation to control mute, pan, and level parameters, use the automation window, set left/right send routing, and safeguard existing automation while monitoring tracks.
Learn how to insert a plug-in, open its dimension window, enable and automate selected parameters (high-pass, hypers Q), and use the master bypass during playback.
Learn to edit automation in Pro Tools using trimming, selecting, and the pencil tool across automation breakpoints. Copy, paste, extend, and suspend automation to fine-tune tracks with focus mode.
This course is designed to learn and understand Pro Tools, the most used recording software in the world.
During the lessons you'll learn how Pro Tools works and how to use it to take advantage of every function, command and tools that this amazing DAW offers.
Also you'll be able to use Pro Tools to create your own songs and produce your new music.
This course is a "step by step" guide to learn from the very basic to the most advanced functions inside of Pro Tools.