Pro Tools
Pro Tools Music Production Course | London
London is where Garnish began, and the Pro Tools here is taught by producers working in the city's studios, clubs and labels. Groups are small, classes are hands-on, and the same course runs live online for students elsewhere in the UK and Europe, using our specialist music collaboration software, Muse.
- →Edit & mix window introductions
- →Software installation, toolkits, iLoks & licenses
- →Avid hardware and other compatible interfaces
- →Launching Pro Tools & session start up
- →File format, bit depth, & sampling rate tips
- →Pro Tools file structure and file management
- →Importing audio, creating and track arranging tips
- →Edit modes - all about Slip, Spot, Shuffle & Grid
- →Multi-tool (Trimmer, Grabber, Selector)
- →Transport window - tempo, pre & post roll count off
- →Grid and nudge values
- →Edit window orientation
- →Recording techniques, punching in & out
- →Creating click tracks, playlists and loop recording
- →Auxiliary tracks, effect sends & foldback mixes
- →Memory locations and markers
- →Grouping tracks, solo modes, pre or post fader
- →Pro Tools and interface I/O - microphones and instruments
- →Strip silence and tab to transient and consolidating clips
- →Repeating and duplicating clips
- →MONO, stereo, and panning
- →Overview and automation for plugins and effects
- →Clip based gain and automation
- →Pencil tool, TCE (Time Compression Expansion Tool)
- →Master Fader, VU and peak meters
- →Beat Detective - time correct live drums
- →Exporting audio, bouncing mixes and dithering
- →Creating drum loops in Pro Tools
- →MIDI controllers and editing MIDI
- →Printing software Instruments
- →0dbfs and digital clipping
- →Preparing your session for mix-down
- →Consolidating audio and cleaning up your session
- →Exporting MP3s and Editing METADATA [mkd_icon icon_pack="font_awesome" fa_icon="fa-solid fa-arrow-right" size="mkd-icon-tiny" custom_size="" type="normal" border_radius="" shape_size="" icon_color="#ce1713" border_color="" border_width="" background_color="" hover_icon_color="" hover_border_color="" hover_background_color="" margin="" icon_animation="" icon_animation_delay="" link="" anchor_icon="" target="_self"] Mixing techniques for post production, including film & TV
- →Key command shortcuts’ review
In our students' words.
“A nice relaxed working environment and detailed, in-depth working practices. I really got a lot from this course and answered a lot of questions I had about sound engineering processes in Pro Tools.”
Paul Tilley
Instructors
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