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E-raamat: Pro Tools 8 for Mac OS X and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide

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This bestselling references visual format and step-by-step, task-based instructions will have readers up and running with Pro Tools in no time. With this latest release of Pro Tools, Digidesign establishes its audio recording platform as a serious contender in the music creation market, with a long list of enhanced capabilities for the home studio. In this completely new edition of our bestselling guide to Pro Tools, readers will learn how to use the new features in the latest release, including automation lanes, track comping, MIDI and Score editors, notation, and more.

Musician and producer Tom Dambly has been an audio consultant and music technology writer for over ten years and has written product documentation and training materials for seven major releases of Pro Tools. From beginners to accomplished users, readers will benefit from his clear instructions that cover everything from creating a session and recording to editing, mixing, and final delivery.
Introduction xix
Installing and Setting Up Pro Tools
1(14)
System Requirements for Pro Tools
2(2)
Computer processor speed and memory
2(1)
Hard drive speed and capacity
3(1)
System requirements and compatibility information
3(1)
Installing Pro Tools LE 8 Software
4(2)
Upgrading from previous versions of Pro Tools
4(1)
Uninstalling previous versions of Pro Tools (Windows only)
4(1)
Pro Tools Installation Options
5(1)
Connecting Pro Tools Hardware to the Computer
6(5)
Connecting Audio Sources to Pro Tools LE Hardware
11(2)
Connecting MIDI Devices
13(1)
Connecting Monitoring Equipment
14(1)
The Pro Tools Workspace
15(30)
The Edit Window
16(9)
The Edit window Toolbar
17(2)
Customizing the Toolbar
19(1)
The Edit window Rulers area
20(1)
Displaying rulers
21(1)
The Universe view
22(1)
The Edit window Tracks area
23(1)
The Edit window List areas
24(1)
The Mix Window
25(4)
The Mix window Tracks area
26(1)
Displaying channel strips in Narrow view
27(1)
The Mix window List area
28(1)
The MIDI Editor
29(5)
The MIDI Editor Toolbar
31(1)
Customizing the MIDI Editor Toolbar
32(1)
The MIDI Editor Ruler area
32(1)
Displaying rulers
32(1)
The MIDI Editor Tracks area
33(1)
The MIDI Editor List area
33(1)
The Score Editor
34(3)
The Score Editor Toolbar
35(1)
Customizing the Score Editor Toolbar
36(1)
The Score Editor Score area
36(1)
The Score Editor Tracks list
36(1)
The Transport Window
37(2)
Plug-In Windows
39(2)
Pro Tools Browsers
41(2)
Organizing Your Workspace
43(2)
Working with Sessions
45(16)
Using the Quick Start Dialog
46(2)
Creating a Session
48(5)
Creating a session from a template
49(4)
Opening a Session
53(2)
Closing a session
54(1)
Saving a Session
55(1)
Reverting to the last saved session
55(1)
Renaming a session
55(1)
Backing Up a Session
56(1)
Saving a Copy of a Session
57(2)
Working with Session Templates
59(2)
Creating a new session from a session template
60(1)
Working with Tracks
61(28)
About Track Types
62(8)
Audio tracks
62(2)
Auxiliary Input tracks
64(1)
MIDI tracks
65(1)
Instrument tracks
66(2)
Master Fader tracks
68(1)
Video tracks
69(1)
About Track Views
70(2)
About Track Controls
72(3)
Setting the Track Format
75(2)
Setting the Track Timebase
77(2)
Adding Tracks to a Session
79(1)
Naming Tracks
80(1)
Assigning Track Inputs and Outputs
81(2)
Selecting Tracks
83(1)
Moving Tracks
84(1)
Duplicating Tracks
85(1)
Deleting Tracks
86(1)
Showing and Hiding Tracks
87(1)
Making Tracks Inactive
88(1)
Navigating and Playing Sessions
89(16)
Adjusting Track Height
90(1)
Zooming Tracks
91(4)
Using the Zoomer tool
91(1)
Using the Zoom controls
92(1)
Using Zoom Presets
92(1)
Using Zoom Toggle
93(1)
Setting Zoom Toggle preferences
94(1)
Navigating with the Universe View
95(1)
Navigating with Memory Locations
96(3)
Memory Location properties
96(2)
Recalling Memory Locations
98(1)
Setting Cursor Behavior
99(1)
Setting the start point to advance with playback
99(1)
Setting Scrolling Behavior
100(1)
Finding the playback cursor
100(1)
Setting the Playback Location
101(1)
Playing Back Sessions
102(1)
Looping Playback
103(1)
Scrubbing Tracks
104(1)
Recording Audio
105(28)
Connecting Audio Input Sources
106(1)
Selecting the Clock Source
107(1)
Configuring Audio Inputs and Outputs
108(3)
The I/O Setup Dialog
108(1)
Customizing I/O Setups
109(1)
Exporting and importing I/O Setups
110(1)
Setting Session Meter and Tempo
111(1)
Setting Up a Click Track
112(2)
Setting Up a Cue Mix
114(2)
Enabling Audio Tracks for Recording
116(1)
Setting Audio Input Levels
117(1)
Analog audio input level
117(1)
Digital audio input level
117(1)
Monitoring Audio While Recording
118(2)
Setting monitoring levels
118(1)
Reducing monitoring latency when recording
119(1)
Recording Audio
120(3)
Recording additional takes
122(1)
Punch Recording Audio
123(2)
Loop Recording Audio
125(2)
Auditioning Alternate Takes
127(4)
Auditioning takes from the Regions list
127(1)
Auditioning takes from the track
128(1)
Auditioning takes by expanding to alternate playlists
129(2)
Using QuickPunch
131(2)
Recording MIDI
133(22)
Connecting Your MIDI Studio
134(3)
Connecting MIDI devices
134(1)
MIDI Setup in Mac OS X
135(1)
MIDI Setup in Windows
136(1)
Configuring MIDI Inputs
137(2)
Filtering MIDI input
138(1)
Monitoring MIDI Input
138(1)
Setting Session Meter, Tempo, and Key
139(2)
Setting Up a Click Track
141(2)
Using Countoff or Wait for Note
143(1)
Quantizing MIDI on Input
144(1)
Using Virtual Instruments
145(2)
Enabling Tracks for Recording
147(2)
Recording MIDI
149(2)
Punch Recording MIDI
151(2)
Loop Recording MIDI
153(2)
Importing Audio and MIDI
155(16)
About Audio Files
156(3)
File type conversion
157(1)
Sample rate conversion
157(1)
Bit depth conversion
158(1)
Stereo file configurations
158(1)
Importing Audio
159(5)
Importing audio with the Import Audio command
160(2)
Importing audio from a browser window
162(2)
Importing REX and ACID Files
164(2)
Importing MIDI
166(2)
Importing MIDI with the Import MIDI command
166(1)
Importing MIDI from a browser window
167(1)
Importing Tracks
168(3)
Working with Selections
171(18)
Setting the Time Scale
172(2)
Setting Grid and Nudge Values
174(2)
Using Grid Mode to Make Selections
176(1)
Linking Timeline and Edit Selections
177(1)
Making Timeline Selections
178(2)
Making Edit Selections
180(2)
Making Edit Selections During Playback
182(1)
Nudging Selections
183(1)
Moving the Edit Cursor
184(1)
Extending Selections
185(1)
Linking Edit Selections and Track Selections
186(1)
Cutting, Copying, Pasting, and Deleting Selections
187(2)
Working with Regions
189(42)
About Regions
190(2)
Audio regions
190(1)
MIDI regions
191(1)
Region groups
191(1)
Setting Region Preferences
192(4)
Setting region information display
192(1)
Naming newly separated regions
192(1)
Separating regions on multiple takes
193(3)
Creating Regions
196(4)
Capturing regions
196(1)
Separating regions
196(2)
Restoring separated regions
198(2)
Choosing an Edit Mode
200(1)
Selecting Regions
201(2)
Setting Region Sync Points
203(1)
Placing Regions
204(2)
Placing multiple regions
204(2)
Slipping Regions
206(1)
Controlling Region Overlap
207(1)
Shuffling Regions
208(1)
Excluding Shuffle mode
208(1)
Spotting Regions
209(1)
Restoring regions to their original locations
209(1)
Aligning Regions
210(1)
Quantizing Regions
211(1)
Nudging Regions
212(1)
Nudging the contents of a region
212(1)
Trimming Regions
213(3)
Trimming regions by hiding or revealing data
213(2)
Trimming regions by time-compressing or time-expanding data
215(1)
Cutting, Copying, Pasting, and Deleting Regions
216(2)
Duplicating and Repeating Regions
218(2)
Locking Regions
220(1)
Time Locking regions
220(1)
Edit Locking regions
220(1)
Managing Regions with the Regions List
221(3)
Sorting regions
221(1)
Showing or hiding regions
222(1)
Removing unused regions
223(1)
Looping Regions
224(2)
Editing Region Loops
226(2)
Trimming region loops
227(1)
Creating Region Groups
228(2)
Editing Region Groups
230(1)
Editing individual regions in a region group
230(1)
Editing Audio
231(24)
Viewing Audio Waveforms
232(1)
Setting the waveform overview
232(1)
Editing Audio Waveforms
233(1)
Repairing Audio Waveforms
234(1)
Stripping Silence from Regions
235(3)
Renaming regions created with Strip Silence
237(1)
Creating Fades and Crossfades
238(9)
Creating fade-ins and fade-outs
240(2)
Creating crossfades
242(3)
Creating fades and crossfades with the Smart Tool
245(2)
Creating Multiple Fades and Crossfades
247(2)
Editing Fades and Crossfades
249(1)
Compositing Tracks
250(4)
Displaying alternate takes
250(2)
Viewing and auditioning takes
252(1)
Assembling takes
252(2)
Consolidating Audio
254(1)
Editing MIDI
255(46)
Viewing MIDI in the Edit Window
256(1)
Settings for MIDI Editing
257(3)
Setting the Main Time Scale and Grid value
257(1)
Setting the Edit mode
257(1)
Enabling Mirrored MIDI Editing
258(1)
Setting the Default Note Duration and Note Velocity
258(1)
Auditioning MIDI notes while editing
259(1)
Editing MIDI Regions
260(3)
Separating MIDI regions
260(2)
Trimming MIDI regions
262(1)
Viewing MIDI Notes
263(1)
Selecting MIDI Notes
264(2)
Inserting and Deleting MIDI Notes
266(2)
Separating and Consolidating MIDI Notes
268(1)
Moving and Copying MIDI Notes
269(1)
Transposing MIDI Notes
270(1)
Changing the Duration of MIDI Notes
271(1)
Editing MIDI Velocity
272(2)
Editing MIDI Continuous Controller Data
274(2)
Using MIDI Event Operations
276(8)
Quantizing MIDI notes
277(3)
Changing MIDI note duration
280(1)
Transposing MIDI notes
281(1)
Selecting and splitting MIDI notes
282(2)
Using MIDI Real-Time Properties
284(6)
Real-Time Quantize settings
286(1)
Real-Time Duration settings
287(1)
Real-Time Delay settings
288(1)
Real-Time Velocity settings
288(1)
Real-Time Transpose settings
289(1)
Viewing and Editing MIDI in the MIDI Editor
290(8)
Opening MIDI Editor windows
291(2)
Showing and hiding tracks
293(1)
Color coding MIDI notes
293(1)
Showing velocity, controller, and automation data
294(1)
Inserting MIDI notes
295(1)
Editing MIDI with Notation view
295(3)
Viewing and Editing MIDI in the Score Editor
298(3)
Printing a Score
300(1)
Mixing
301(28)
Adjusting Track Controls
302(4)
Track volume and metering
302(1)
Adjusting track pan controls
303(1)
Linking stereo pan controls
304(1)
Soloing and muting tracks
304(1)
Setting Solo Latch options
305(1)
Solo Safing tracks
305(1)
Assigning Track Inputs and Outputs
306(3)
Assigning multiple outputs
306(1)
Making outputs inactive
307(1)
Using track Output windows
307(2)
Using Inserts
309(3)
Adding inserts to tracks
309(1)
Bypassing plug-ins
310(1)
Making inserts inactive
311(1)
Moving and copying inserts
311(1)
Using Sends
312(8)
Assigning sends to tracks
312(2)
Creating a return for a send
314(1)
Using Send windows
314(1)
Setting send pre-fader or post-fader operation
315(1)
Adjusting send pan controls
316(1)
Linking send pan controls
317(1)
Linking send pan and track pan controls
318(1)
Muting sends
318(1)
Making sends inactive
319(1)
Moving and copying sends
319(1)
Working with Groups
320(5)
Types of groups
320(1)
Creating groups
321(1)
Activating and deactivating groups
322(1)
Viewing group membership
323(1)
Selecting tracks in a group
323(1)
Showing and hiding tracks in a group
324(1)
Creating a Submix
325(2)
Creating a Shared Effects Loop
327(2)
Using Plug-Ins
329(22)
Plug-In Types
330(1)
Inserting Plug-Ins on Tracks
331(2)
The RTAS Plug-In Window
333(2)
Track controls
333(1)
Preset controls
334(1)
Automation controls
334(1)
Other controls
334(1)
Opening and Managing Plug-In Windows
335(2)
Auditioning, Storing, and Recalling Presets
337(2)
Selecting presets with Next Setting and Previous Setting
337(1)
Auto-auditioning presets
338(1)
Using EQ Plug-Ins
339(2)
Using Compression Plug-Ins
341(2)
Side-chain processing
342(1)
Using Reverb Plug-Ins
343(4)
Sharing Reverb with other tracks in an effects loop
344(3)
Using Delay Plug-Ins
347(3)
Synchronizing Delay Effects to Session Tempo
349(1)
Using AudioSuite Plug-Ins
350(1)
Automating Mix Controls
351(20)
Viewing Automation
352(2)
Viewing automation playlists
352(1)
Viewing automation lanes
353(1)
Setting the Automation Mode
354(1)
Enabling and Suspending Automation
355(2)
Writing Automation
357(2)
Automating Send Controls
359(1)
Automating Plug-In Controls
360(2)
Editing Automation
362(9)
Graphical editing of automation
362(1)
Drawing automation
363(1)
Cutting, copying, and pasting automation
364(1)
Special automation editing commands
365(4)
Automating Looped Regions
369(1)
Deleting automation
370(1)
Mixing Down and Mastering
371(12)
Preparing for Mixdown
372(1)
Bouncing a Mix to Disk
373(5)
Using dither when mixing down
373(5)
Bus Recording a Mix
378(2)
Recording Digital Output
380(1)
Creating an MP3
381(1)
Mastering
382(1)
Working with Video
383(12)
Importing QuickTime or Windows Media Video Files
384(2)
Working with the Video Track
386(4)
Choosing a Video track view
386(1)
Taking the Video track offline
387(1)
Resizing the Video Window
388(1)
Scrubbing video
388(1)
Nudging video
389(1)
Spotting Audio
390(2)
Bouncing to a QuickTime Movie
392(3)
Index 395
Tom Dambly is a writer, freelance musician, and producer. He has published numerous articles on music and media and has been documenting professional audio products for over a decade. As a trumpet soloist, he has premiered and recorded new works by composers from around the world. His producing credits include a bestselling play-along CD and a Grammy-winning recording. For more information, visit www.dambly.com.