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Your Intro to Pro Tools
Beginner to pro level
You can get pro-level results at home and Pro Tools software and hardware was a pioneer in the digital revolution.Whatever style of music you work on (rock, pop, hip-hop, electronic, rap, jazz, etc…) this training series will show you how to get results.
You don’t need a big recording console to make pro recordings, and many top level engineers and producers have switched over to working “in the box”. Pro Tools is very powerful, it’s also very deep. This series will speed you through the basics and lot more about how to get the most from your Pro Tools system.
Setting up Pro Tools the Right Way!
Your host will take you through a list of important points about how to get the system set up and working properly. Also look to our Pro Tools support page for info regarding how to do this.
It’s very important and if you don’t take a few minutes to do this your system might not function properly. Once you take these simple steps you will be able to create your music with a fun and reliable system that delivers results for a long list of top audio pros.
A Comprehensive Software Overview
The fundamentals of Pro Tools include knowing the important elements of the software and how to use them quickly. Your host knows this better than almost anyone and will take you through the essentials you need to know to move around the software with ease.
Explanations for all the different editing tools, editing modes, and other buttons you need to understand are all well organized in short videos that cover each topic so you can easily go back and re-review any section you need.
Time to Start Recording!
We don’t waste any time getting you set up and ready to record. Now your host will show you the basics of routing sound through the mixer and get you up to speed recording your music.
Once you master these basics you’ll be able to record and create quickly and easily. Then the fun that is music creation begins!
You use the exact same techniques experts use so you don’t have to think about the software, and you can focus on writing your songs.
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