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Learn to use the Automation modes in Pro Tools 2020
Automation is the single most useful tool in a modern DAW, but using it can quickly get confusing. Let’s take a deeper look at Pro Tools’ automation modes and tools.
Understanding multi-buss mixing in Pro Tools 2019
It’s a principle that many mix engineers swear by, yet it can be a fiddly and complicated process to understand. So let’s take a closer look at mixing with multiple busses in Pro Tools…
How to comp vocals effectively in Pro Tools
Often in the mixing process, the best way to sculpt the perfect performance is by comping different vocal takes. Let’s take a look at how to approach the task in Pro Tools.
Avid debuts two audio control surfaces
The S1 and S4 are tailored to professionals working with smaller setups.
Exploring the new features of Pro Tools 2019.5
Avid’s latest update to Pro Tools improves the venerable DAW in numerous different ways. In this tutorial, we go through each new feature and highlight their value to your workflow…
How to layer kicks in Pro Tools
Why pick only one kick-drum sample, when two can bring more power to your mix? Here’s how to layer your kick samples in Pro Tools.
Mix referencing with Nugen A|B Assist in Pro Tools
It’s easy to compare two effects chains, or switch between your mix and a reference with Nugen’s A|B Assist in Pro Tools. Follow our in-depth step-by-step guide to master this key weapon in the producer’s armoury.
Mixing with Groups in Pro Tools
A problem shared is a problem halved. In this tutorial, we take a look into sharing functions across channels with Groups in Pro Tools.
Automating with Preview in Pro Tools
One of the great things about working in Pro Tools is that there is always more than one way to achieve what you want. We discover a new method of automating mixes at Metropolis Studios and bring you that alternative.
How to create your own sample instruments in Pro Tools
With UVI Falcon, Pro Tools users have access to far more than just another workstation synth with presets to scroll through. We show you how to use it to build your own instruments in Pro Tools, from scratch…
