Pro Tools 10 Tutorial – Makes Learning Pro Tools Easy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro To Pro Tools 10

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: Who Uses Pro Tools

Lecture 3: About This Title And Exercise Files

Lecture 4: What Is New In Pro Tools 10

Lecture 5: Pro Tools 10 Installation

Lecture 6: Pro Tools Hardware Options

Lecture 7: Signal Flow And The IO

Lecture 8: Digital Audio 101

Chapter 2: Basic Editing In The Timeline

Lecture 1: Creating A Blank Session

Lecture 2: Importing Audio

Lecture 3: Tracks And Window Layouts

Lecture 4: Defining And Naming Clips

Lecture 5: Editing Tools

Lecture 6: Slip And Shuffle Modes

Lecture 7: Timeline Ruler Options

Lecture 8: Editing With Multiple Tracks

Chapter 3: Customizing Pro Tools

Lecture 1: File Structure

Lecture 2: Options For Saving Sessions

Lecture 3: Pro Tools Preferences

Lecture 4: Window Layouts And Scrolling Options

Lecture 5: Sorting In The Clip Bin

Lecture 6: Clearing Unused Clips

Lecture 7: Showing Hiding And Sorting Tracks

Lecture 8: Track And Clip Colors And Diamond Lanes

Chapter 4: Recording And Editing A Voice Track

Lecture 1: Recording An Announcer Track

Lecture 2: Setting Up A Cue

Lecture 3: The ABC System

Lecture 4: Choosing Takes With The Separation Grabber

Lecture 5: Music In The Cue

Lecture 6: Effects In The Cue

Lecture 7: Editing The Performance

Lecture 8: Time Compressing The Announcer

Lecture 9: Using Pitch Shift On Announcers

Chapter 5: Editing Music Tracks

Lecture 1: Editing Library Music On The Grid

Lecture 2: Editing Two Music Tracks

Lecture 3: Fades And Crossfades

Lecture 4: Retiming Library Music Tracks

Lecture 5: Setting Triggers In Beat Detective

Lecture 6: Separating Clips In Beat Detective

Chapter 6: Elastic Audio

Lecture 1: Elastic Audio – Narration Track

Lecture 2: Elastic Audio – Sound Effect

Lecture 3: Elastic Audio – Drum Loop

Lecture 4: Adjusting Pitch Using Elastic Audio

Chapter 7: Midi In Pro Tools

Lecture 1: Connecting A MIDI Keyboard

Lecture 2: Comparing MIDI Tracks And Instrument Tracks

Lecture 3: XPand's Virtual Instrument Library

Lecture 4: Adding Percussion With The Loop Tool

Lecture 5: Adding A MIDI Bass Part

Lecture 6: Adding Keys And The MIDI Editor

Lecture 7: MIDI Event List And Quantizing

Lecture 8: Customizing And Saving XPand Patches

Lecture 9: Arranging With MIDI Instruments

Lecture 10: Performance Transpositions In XPand

Lecture 11: Saving Instrument Collections As Templates

Chapter 8: Tracking Instruments

Lecture 1: Tracking Acoustic Guitar

Lecture 2: Arranging Using Grid Mode

Lecture 3: Overdubbing A Bass Part Using Playlists

Lecture 4: Electric Guitar Parts In Eleven

Lecture 5: Percussion FX Using The Click Track

Lecture 6: Half Speed Recording

Chapter 9: Sound Design

Lecture 1: The Concept Of Sound Design

Lecture 2: Importing SFX And Setting A Phone EQ

Lecture 3: Creative Use Of AudioSuite PlugIns For SFX

Lecture 4: Identifying Sync Points

Lecture 5: Timing Music To SFX

Lecture 6: Timing SFX To Music

Lecture 7: Tuning SFX To Match Pitch

Lecture 8: Triggering SFX With MIDI Using Structure

Chapter 10: Working With Video

Lecture 1: Importing A Movie

Lecture 2: Spotting The Movie

Lecture 3: Setting The Tempo Of The Score

Lecture 4: Building The Sound Palette

Lecture 5: Using Spot Mode For Precise Placement

Lecture 6: Building An Alternate Version In The Timeline

Lecture 7: Bouncing The Movie

Chapter 11: Mixing And Automation

Lecture 1: The Philosophy Of Mixing

Lecture 2: Groups And Other Tips – Part 1

Lecture 3: Groups And Other Tips – Part 2

Lecture 4: Groups And Other Tips – Part 3

Lecture 5: EQ And Volume

Lecture 6: Busses And Aux Faders

Lecture 7: Customizing Mixing Templates

Lecture 8: Printing Effects And Stems

Lecture 9: Automation Write, Touch, Latch And Read

Lecture 10: Automating Plugin Parameters

Chapter 12: Digibase Browser

Lecture 1: Workspace Browser

Chapter 13: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Project Browser