Bob and Brett show you how to add tracks to your Pro Tools program and how to use them. You are only as limited as your hardware!
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Remove Vocals from a Song in Pro Tools
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Make a drum loop with MIDI on Pro Tools
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Use the guitar amp effect in Pro Tools
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Add loops to your session when using Pro Tools
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Add effects while recording with Pro Tools 8
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Configure Windows 7 to have maximum performance to run Pro Tools
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Generate MIDI notes from drum transients in Pro Tools
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Use editing tools in Pro Tools
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Delete notes from tracks using Pro Tools
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Import an audio track from a CD in Pro Tools 9
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Record an audio track with Pro Tools
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Disable disk compression on your desktop to increase Pro Tools' performance
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Manipulate time with elastic audio in Pro Tools 8
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Pitch correct with Antares Auto-Tune in Pro Tools 8
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Sound like T-Pain with Antares Auto-Tune and Pro Tools 8
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Use Antares Auto-Tune Evo in Graphical Mode in Pro Tools 8
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Fade in and out in Pro Tools
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Add effects to your track when using Pro Tools
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Group tracks in Pro Tools LE
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Access and use the MIDI event list in Pro Tools 9
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How To:
Remove Vocals from a Song in Pro Tools
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How To:
Make a drum loop with MIDI on Pro Tools
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How To:
Use the guitar amp effect in Pro Tools
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How To:
Add loops to your session when using Pro Tools
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How To:
Add effects while recording with Pro Tools 8
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How To:
Configure Windows 7 to have maximum performance to run Pro Tools
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How To:
Generate MIDI notes from drum transients in Pro Tools
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How To:
Delete notes from tracks using Pro Tools
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How To:
Use editing tools in Pro Tools
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How To:
Import an audio track from a CD in Pro Tools 9
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How To:
Record an audio track with Pro Tools
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How To:
Disable disk compression on your desktop to increase Pro Tools' performance
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How To:
Manipulate time with elastic audio in Pro Tools 8
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How To:
Pitch correct with Antares Auto-Tune in Pro Tools 8
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How To:
Sound like T-Pain with Antares Auto-Tune and Pro Tools 8
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How To:
Use Antares Auto-Tune Evo in Graphical Mode in Pro Tools 8
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How To:
Fade in and out in Pro Tools
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How To:
Burn your mix to CD with Pro Tools® SE
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How To:
Access and use the MIDI event list in Pro Tools 9
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How To:
Add effects to your track when using Pro Tools
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