Bob and Brett guide you through the various editing tools available to you in Pro Tools - some covered are the trimmer and the selector. The key to remember is Pro Tools never removes audio, only edits. The second video in the editing series covers how to use the four edit modes.
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Remove Vocals from a Song in Pro Tools
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Manipulate time with elastic audio in Pro Tools 8
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Fade in and out in Pro Tools
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Add effects while recording with Pro Tools 8
How To:
Make a drum loop with MIDI on Pro Tools
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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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Use the Transport tool in Pro Tools SE
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Use aux effects send in Pro Tools LE
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Conform and quantize audio in Pro Tools 8
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Access and use the MIDI event list in Pro Tools 9
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Optimize a Microsoft Windows 7 PC for Pro Tools 8
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Get a handle on the Quick Start menu in Pro Tools
How To:
Generate MIDI notes from drum transients in Pro Tools
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Add effects to your track when using Pro Tools
How To:
Use the guitar amp effect in Pro Tools
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Troubleshoot the installation of Pro Tools on Windows 7
How To:
Record an audio track with Pro Tools
How To:
Comp together a finished audio track in Pro Tools
How To:
Import an audio track from a CD in Pro Tools 9
How To:
Remove Vocals from a Song in Pro Tools
How To:
Manipulate time with elastic audio in Pro Tools 8
How To:
Fade in and out in Pro Tools
How To:
Add effects while recording with Pro Tools 8
How To:
Make a drum loop with MIDI on Pro Tools
How To:
Sound like T-Pain with Antares Auto-Tune and Pro Tools 8
How To:
Use the Transport tool in Pro Tools SE
How To:
Use Antares Auto-Tune Evo in Graphical Mode in Pro Tools 8
How To:
Conform and quantize audio in Pro Tools 8
How To:
Use aux effects send in Pro Tools LE
How To:
Access and use the MIDI event list in Pro Tools 9
How To:
Get a handle on the Quick Start menu in Pro Tools
How To:
Optimize a Microsoft Windows 7 PC for Pro Tools 8
How To:
Generate MIDI notes from drum transients in Pro Tools
How To:
Add effects to your track when using Pro Tools
How To:
Use the guitar amp effect in Pro Tools
How To:
Troubleshoot the installation of Pro Tools on Windows 7
How To:
Record an audio track with Pro Tools
How To:
Comp together a finished audio track in Pro Tools
How To:
Import an audio track from a CD in Pro Tools 9
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