Mixing in Pro Tools: Skill Pack is designed to help you boost your understanding of the art and craft of creating great-sounding mixes using Digidesign's industry-standard DAW Pro Tools. Starting with the basics of essential processors and working up to advanced signal routing and sophisticated sonic manipulation, this book will help you to produce polished professional-sounding mixes. As you work with the sample sessions on the included CD-ROM and the hands on tutorials in the book, you will develop your ears as you expand your knowledge.
Unlike other books with companion discs, the source files on your Skill Pack CD-ROM are an essential part of the book's tutorials-they are not there as mere examples; they are the raw materials you'll use to work through the hands-on exercises. The result is a fully integrated learning experience-you'll learn by applying the skills you've been taught through real-life experience.
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I) Using Effects Processors 1) Equalization 2) Dynamics 3) Time-Based Effects 4) Special Effects II) Mixing Essentials 5) The Rough Mix 6) Advanced Signal Flow 7) Automation 8) Bouncing Your Mix III) The Next Level 9) Doubling Parts 10) Stems and Submixes 11) Advanced Dynamics 12) Stereo Enhancement 13) External Effects 14) Managing Mix Resources
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High-Pass and Low-Pass Filters |
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High and Low Shelving Filters |
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Emphasizing Higher Frequencies |
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Removing Hum Using the Peak Filter |
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Routing a Time-Based Effect |
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Algorithm, Size, and Decay |
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Creating Memory Locations |
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Refining Memory Locations |
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Setting the Rest of the Levels |
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Paste Special and Copy Special |
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A Brief Bounce Experiment |
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Bouncing Synthesizer Parts |
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Preserving Mono Compatibility |
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Checking Your Mix in Mono |
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Printing Effects and Submixes |
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Brian Smithers is a classically-trained musician, conductor, and composer who has been performing and teaching music for more than twenty years. He has served as conductor of the world-famous Walt Disney World Band and has contributed articles to Keyboard Magazine, Music & Computers, and Electronic Musician. An accomplished recording engineer, he founded a Web site that was for years the only sustained Internet resource for laptop-based music production. As Course Director of Audio Workstations and Advanced Audio Workstations at Full Sail Real World Education, Smithers coordinates and guides the curriculum of one of the largest digital audio workstation lab environments in the world. He also teaches music technology at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida.
