Pro Tools 7 Session Secrets
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Pro Tools 7 Session Secrets
Chapter 3 Editing:
Slip, Shuffle and Spot your way Home
Pro Tools Recording techniques in this chapter
include:
Strip Silence
Beat Detective
Grouping and Looping Regions
Tick Based Regions
Pro Tools 7 and Rex files
Strip Silence
Adjust the parameters to determine the size of
the new Regions
Strip Silence can get rid of unwanted low level
audio such as headphone bleed on a vocal
track.
Extract feature can be used to capture room
tone.
Separate function allows you to slice up Regions
Recycle style.
Separated audio Regions can be Quantized or
placed on a tick based track to re-BPM the
audio.
Beat Detective
Groove extraction capabilities.
Recycle type slicing action.
Generate a Tempo Map to a track
recorded without a click and work in Grid
Mode.
Conform or Quantize audio Regions after
slicing.
Selection based processing, the tighter the
selection the better the results.
Grouping and Looping
Regions
Grouping Regions allows you to control
many different elements of your session
as one unit.
Grouped Regions still maintain their
individual controls.
Groups can be nested within other Groups
allowing for incredible editing flexibility.
Region Groups can be exported.
Tick Based Regions
Relative to Tempo, not Absolute
Allow audio to be Quantized to either the
Grid or to a Groove like MIDI.
Audio can be imported to the Edit window
by drag and drop from the Finder.
Create a very flexible production
environment by allowing tempo and meter
changes at any point during composition.
Pro Tools 7 and Rex files
Rex files can change tempo without
changing pitch
Rex files can change pitch without
changing tempo.
Rex files can be imported into Pro Tools
by drag and drop, from the Workspace
Browser or through Import Audio.
Ungrouped Rex files on a Tick Based
Track offer maximum flexibility.
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