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Jonathan Owens
Registrace 11. 09. 2006
Session Skate Sim - Video Part
Just some clips of lines and tricks Ive done in Session. Enjoy!
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Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Intro to Virtual Instruments
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an intro video to the world of virtual instruments in Pro Tools. Viewer question is addressed
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials- Finding Tempo
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I go over a couple ways to find the tempo to a song that you don't know the tempo to. www.homeroomrecording.blogspot.com www.homeroomstudios.com
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Grouping
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A video demonstrating how to create and use groups within Pro Tools. www.homeroomstudios.com
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Disk Buffers
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A tutorial showing how to set buffer sizes and fix issues with drop outs and buffer problems
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Solo Safe
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a quick tutorial on solo safe mode and other keyboard shortcuts and hidden tricks in Pro Tools
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Busses and Aux Sends
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This video is demonstrated using Pro Tools 10 native, non HD. However this technique applies to future versions of PT as well a Pro Tools tutorial demonstrationg basic Bus routing and setting up Aux Sends and Returns Follow up video: shows track consolidation. Routing aux and busses to an audio track to record it. czcams.com/video/ikxA-jilAFA/video.html
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials- Basic Setup
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setting up a basic session and recording www.homeroomstudios.com
Pro Tools Tips & Tutorials: Useful Routing Shortcuts
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this tutorial shows some useful keyboard shortcuts to route tracks in Pro Tools. includes: routing multiple tracks with a couple clicks, and routing one track to multiple outputs without using Auxes
Great tutorial loved it ! Thanks
12 years later and this is still helpful! Admittedly new to ProTools VI stuff but I had no idea you could route things like this.
Thanks.. great explanation
Yikes! Such an excellent video! Thank you ten times over, Jonathan. As Ross said, I too was stumped about routing, and am thankful for your PERFECT EXPLANATION! God bless.
Clutch, thank you! Literally was told the shortcut by a friend a week ago and thought I wouldn’t need it, now I’m here😂
Works on Protools 12. Thanks Bro!
Good video! Thumbs up!
gracias crack!
Very simple explanation, thank you!
Escuse me i have one question, When I try to send my tracks to a bus aux and I select the bus in ‘solo’ all tracks get mute but when I deselect the tracks sound normally,, I’m don’t know why it happens upside down , I have a new interface and I setuped everything for default.. 🤷🏻♂️ what should i do?? I know is something easy to fix but I cant find this joke!!
Thanks
Super helpful thank you!
I have to give you a tombs up. Clear explanation...straight to the point
I have opened a standard stereo bus from my bus track list but it isn't showing up in the session or mix window. Where is it exactly and how do I open it, as I'm wanting to add effect's on it.
you have to create a new Aux track from the new track window. Then assign the input of that aux track to the Bus number you want. That allows you to use the aux track as your Bus sub mix fader, which will allow you to then add plugins and effects.
Super job super John!
Any tips for hardware inserts?
Dude this was the best explanation I have ever seen
Great and straight to the point
How to assign this channels in chronological order
Thank you...
When I sent my drums to one bus I can't mute or solo any of the drum aux tracks.
Exactly what I needed, man. Thank you!!
dude so help full thank you !!!!
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Nice and clear vid Thnx bro.
the fact that UNDO doesn't work EVERYWHERE in Pro Tools absurd !!!
Strait to the point. Appreciate it.
This was such a fantastic and clear explanation of how to Buss and use AUX sends and most importantly WHY this is done. Really great for beginners, thank you so much.
Good job john great video....my literal drunken quote it takes alcohol to take online lessons lol
Thank you for great video - simple and VERY useful!
Such a great and clear explanation. Thank you!
Normally I hate the way some people explain elements of a Pro Tools setup. They leave stuff out, jump around, no focus etc. This video is perfect for a barebones understanding of something really quite complex. Thank you
Absolutely fantastic. Thank You Sir.
This actually Taught me how to use mix bus.I’ve been looking for a good tutorials all day. Thank you so much I’m subscribed
thanx man!!
9years later best mix tutorial
Most Used 45 Pro Tools Shortcuts czcams.com/video/xFqEh0gR90g/video.html
How about the output ? Does it double the signal output ? Guitar bus output to master volume, and reverb track output to master volume too. I'm still confusing this situations bro
Hello, you are not doubling the volume output when you route to a master fader. The master fader is just a summing point so you can take multiple tracks and merge them together to have a single fader to control the overall volume. And it also allows you to place eq or compression over the entire mix. In mixing software, simply routing audio from one track to another does not double the audio level. In order to double the volume you would need to raise the fader level. You can test this for yourself by looking at the meter levels after you route a single audio track to a aux track. The meters are the same.
@@owens311 okay I'll try , thanks in advance bro. Greeting from BALI
Very good explanation, thank you for this!!
Wow you explain this perfectly, i watched many others and still couldnt get it until i found your video. thanks again im new to pro tools, teaching myself how to use it!
you explain very simple and easy but effective you the MVP
Great video
Good job
Thank you so much, the way you explain is so clear . Regards!!
By far the best simplest easiest way to understand!
wow those buses and sends make a lot of sense now, never really understood them well before, thanks man.
Thanks for this heloful vid! Whats the advantage of the aux send method vs adding reverb as an insert on the bus?
The difference is how you intend to use the reverb. For example: if you’ve created a bus for all your drum tracks and just want to apply a reverb for the drums only. Then you can certainly pout the reverb as an insert on the bus and adjust the amount using the wet/dry slider in the plugin. But if you intend to use that reverb for other instruments, then using an aux send is the best way so you can send other things to it. In a more advanced mix using aux sends also allows you to chain effects together and get more control. So you can send a short delay, into a long delay, and into a reverb to build a custom effect. And using aux sends to chain them together gives you more control in terms of gain and EQing so the final effect isn’t muddy.
I am trying to learn the theory of Mixing and new to Pro Tools. Can you explain to me what is the difference between using an Aux Input track and an Audio Track as a bus? My teacher told me to use Audio tracks to accomplish what you explained so very well. Just wondering what makes the difference -- Pro/Cons ...etc.
Thanks for the question. audio tracks can be used in a similar way as an aux track, but the intent is a bit different. If you wanted to record (print) the tracks feeding the bus then you can use an audio track to record them down. For example, this allows you to take 6 drum tracks and record them down to a single stereo track. Then you can make the 6 drum tracks Inactive to free up processing. So you're creating what's called a bus stem of the drums. In order to use the audio tracks as a passive bus like I show in the video, you need to active input monitoring on the audio track. Otherwise you won't hear what's coming through when you hit Play. Aux tracks are passive tracks that do not contain any "audio" information. It's a through point that allows you to sum individual tracks together and apply group processing. I like to use Aux tracks for this reason. Then if I feel that I want to Print that Aux track to and audio track. I can just send that Aux output to the input of an audio track and record.
using aux tracks is more closely aligned with how mixing on analog/digital consoles work. So the workflow is consistent and can be transferred easily between other DAWs or consoles. Consoles will use Aux sends and returns for effects. But some analog consoles don't have aux tracks for bussing. So you have to use open audio channels in that case. So both methods can work to achieve the same result. Just depends on your personal preference and what's your intended use/outcome for the aux sends/bussing
thank you