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Category Archives: Learning ProTools
CCM Studios Starts “Workshop Wednesdays” This September!
Beginning September 29th, 2010, CCM Studios will begin a monthly workshop open to the public to teach anything from software setup and gear choices, to mixing 101 and advanced tricks for the pros. The classes will feature CCM engineers sharing … Continue reading
Pro Tools Vs. Waveburner: Mastering Edition
You’ve gotten your mixes where they need to be. Now they just need to be mastered. Simple, right? Wrong. Mastering is never simple.
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Getting Started on ProTools
This week at the studio I got to sit drivers seat and run Pro Tools on one of Darrens sessions. I have learned how to turn on all of the gear and set up the system for recording. I now … Continue reading
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Protools – Aux In VS. Audio In
Audio tracks let you record to the hard disk and play back from the disk any recorded or imported audio files. Auxiliary Input tracks can be used for effects sends, destinations for submixes, as bounce destinations, as inputs to monitor … Continue reading
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Zeroing A Session
After a long session, it is often beneficial to “zero out” or start over with your mix. This gives you an opportunity to start fresh and give yourself a new perspective. “Zeroing out” refers to the removal of all automation … Continue reading
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