Re: metering question

[John Gunn]

Brian,

Even though you are using 12 I think deleting the preference might work.

I googled this but you should be able to follow the below steps.

John

How do I trash my Pro Tools preferences?
• Article #1721787
 
Trashing the Pro Tools preferences is a good way to “reset” Pro Tools if the 
application is behaving abnormally. With Pro Tools closed, follow the steps 
below based on your version of Pro Tools and/or your computer’s operating 
system.

Pro Tools 11 on Mac
• With Finder as the active application, hold the Option key and click 
on the Go menu at the top of the screen. Then, select Library.
• Go to the Preferences folder and delete the following items:
• com.avid.ProTools.plist
• ProTools folder within the Avid folder
• Empty your trash.

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 8:11 AM, Brian Howerton  wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> I am still really having trouble with my meters in pro tools, and I would 
> like to talk to someone off-list maybe on the phone to see if what is 
> happening with me as far as my meters is normal.  If someone would be willing 
> to do that, I would greatly appreciate it.  Maybe I have something set wrong 
> in my preferences.  Thanks for any help,
> Brian
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Re: I hate to do this, but...

[TheOreoMonster]

Well if he wants to start spending  some money on Reaper training, I know 
someone who i has a reaper access site that can help him out. :P

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 11:02 AM, Chris Smart  wrote:
> 
> At 11:40 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:
>> I've got no interest in bitching at you. I have a bit of interest in
>> helping people including you, which is why, in case you haven't
>> noticed, I've so far been the only person willing to wade through the
>> diatribe and answer some of your questions.
> That's it for me too - the length of the posts, the qualifiers, the verbal 
> diarrhea...
> 
>> 12 hours isn't an unreasonable wait time for voluntary assistance. If
>> you want it quicker or you want step by steps, pay someone who has
>> knowledge for their time.
> 
> Like someone who was asking $100 or more for a ProTools seminar not too long 
> ago? Chris, did many people take you up on that?
> 
> 
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Two Questions about Clip Gain

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

1.  If I have a track which I have done some clip gain modifications to, is 
there a real quick way that I can then get rid of all those mods, as if I'd 
never done any clip gaining at all to the track?  This way, as far as CG goes, 
I can pretty much start over with a fresh slate?  The audio track only has one 
region if that makes any difference.

2.  If I've made some clip gain changes on a track at certain points in the 
timeline, then, I go back, select that track only in the track list table, hit 
return to move to the top, ctrl+A to select all, then whack the delete key, 
what then happens?  Will that only delete my audio?  Or, would that also then 
delete my clip gain events, therefore making me have to redo them, if I then 
was to rerecord the audio on that track.

Thank you.

Chris.

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Re: I need some help with Nudging, Please

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

Yikes!  Yeah, Good point.  I guess that would work, true.  I really didn't 
think about that, which is stupid a me, considering the fact that part of the 
recording I just did involved tons! and I do mean tons! of copying and pasting.

Really?  Ow!  My head hurts.  Tarzan cry!  LOL!  It's been a sslong day.  
Hahaha.

Chris.
  - Original Message - 
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  Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 10:51 PM
  Subject: Re: I need some help with Nudging, Please


  Never got the swing of nudging as i just rarely end up in scenarios where i 
would need to. So what i do in those rare scenario’s is just cut and paste . 
Cut it, move the cursor where you think it will work and paste it. Undo, move 
the cursor and paste again if the first try wasn’t dead on. Just an alternative 
method to try.

On Apr 2, 2015, at 10:47 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland 
 wrote:


So, I have a track which has me singing backing vocal on the chorus.  The 
issue is, there is one part where the female lead singer says... "Unending 
love..."  What she did was, she without meaning to, elided her l phoneme in the 
word love.  Because of this, it through me off severely.  I didn't realize this 
until after I'd recorded my vocal.  I've not prepared the final master yet, so 
trust me yes.  I do! have the original session still untouched.  That isn't a 
problem.  I tend to hold on to these things, just? in case.  This said, once I 
select me singing the word love, what then do I need to do to nudge it forward 
just a little ways.  I'm not sure how much it'll need.  I don't know if it'll 
need to go in a small nudge value chunk, or more like almost a whole beat.  I'm 
not by the DAW right now where I can check.  I know numpad 1 and 2 alone with 
nothing playing move in either bars or beats, where numpad plus and minus move 
according to the set nudge value.  but, I've never really had a need to do 
anything like this with nudging, so, any help on the commands would be 
appreciated.

Just for your knowledge, this is PT 11.3 running on Mavericks.

Chris.


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Re: I need some help with Nudging, Please

[TheOreoMonster]

Never got the swing of nudging as i just rarely end up in scenarios where i 
would need to. So what i do in those rare scenario’s is just cut and paste . 
Cut it, move the cursor where you think it will work and paste it. Undo, move 
the cursor and paste again if the first try wasn’t dead on. Just an alternative 
method to try.
> On Apr 2, 2015, at 10:47 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland  
> wrote:
> 
> So, I have a track which has me singing backing vocal on the chorus.  The 
> issue is, there is one part where the female lead singer says... "Unending 
> love..."  What she did was, she without meaning to, elided her l phoneme in 
> the word love.  Because of this, it through me off severely.  I didn't 
> realize this until after I'd recorded my vocal.  I've not prepared the final 
> master yet, so trust me yes.  I do! have the original session still 
> untouched.  That isn't a problem.  I tend to hold on to these things, just? 
> in case.  This said, once I select me singing the word love, what then do I 
> need to do to nudge it forward just a little ways.  I'm not sure how much 
> it'll need.  I don't know if it'll need to go in a small nudge value chunk, 
> or more like almost a whole beat.  I'm not by the DAW right now where I can 
> check.  I know numpad 1 and 2 alone with nothing playing move in either bars 
> or beats, where numpad plus and minus move according to the set nudge value.  
> but, I've never really had a need to do anything like this with nudging, so, 
> any help on the commands would be appreciated.
>  
> Just for your knowledge, this is PT 11.3 running on Mavericks.
>  
> Chris.
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I need some help with Nudging, Please

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

So, I have a track which has me singing backing vocal on the chorus.  The issue 
is, there is one part where the female lead singer says... "Unending love..."  
What she did was, she without meaning to, elided her l phoneme in the word 
love.  Because of this, it through me off severely.  I didn't realize this 
until after I'd recorded my vocal.  I've not prepared the final master yet, so 
trust me yes.  I do! have the original session still untouched.  That isn't a 
problem.  I tend to hold on to these things, just? in case.  This said, once I 
select me singing the word love, what then do I need to do to nudge it forward 
just a little ways.  I'm not sure how much it'll need.  I don't know if it'll 
need to go in a small nudge value chunk, or more like almost a whole beat.  I'm 
not by the DAW right now where I can check.  I know numpad 1 and 2 alone with 
nothing playing move in either bars or beats, where numpad plus and minus move 
according to the set nudge value.  but, I've never really had a need to do 
anything like this with nudging, so, any help on the commands would be 
appreciated.

Just for your knowledge, this is PT 11.3 running on Mavericks.

Chris.

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Re: CPU error message

[Ricky Prevatte]

Brian I have never clipped a track in ProTools. I have done this with the 
levels I have never clipped  track and all the time I've used it which is only 
five or six months. But I have managed to get one song in the top 38 on the 
blues chart in the natiogn. There are lots of blind people using this program 
it is not a piece of junk relax and take it easy my friend you will get there.

Ricky Prevatte LMBT1154

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 12:34 PM, Chris Smart  wrote:
> 
> Yikes. Is it a problem with specific hardware?
> 
> At 12:16 PM 4/2/2015, you wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have done extensive reading about this CPU error issue, and this is 
>> discouraging because it doesn’t look like there is a fix for this problem. 
>>  Here is an accessibility question…  How do you read the CPU usaage meter 
>> with voiceover?  This is absolutely unbelievable that I have paid all this 
>> money for pro tools and I may not be able to use it.  From what I have been 
>> reading on the forums, avid doesn’t seem to have any interest in fixing 
>> this problem.  All I want to know is has anyone else on this list had this 
>> problem.  This session has 10 tracks in it.  There are no plugins on the 
>> session, and from what I was reading, it doesn’t matter if you have 
>> plugins in the session or not, the problem is still occurring.  I am very 
>> frustrated.
>> Brian
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stereo track question

[Brian Howerton]

Hello all,
If a track was imported as a stereo track, is there a way in PT to split the 
left and right tracks of the stereo track in to two mono tracks?  Thanks,
Brian

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Question about sorting tracks

[Brian Howerton]

Hello all,
When importing tracks in for a mix, is there a way to move tracks around, like 
let’s say I want my drums to be at the top of the session and then my bass, 
etc, or do you just have to import them in that way, wasn’t sure if there was a 
way to sort tracks once the tracks were imported.  Thanks,
Brian

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Re: CPU error message

[Brian Howerton]

Thank you Chuck.  I opened up another session and did not have this problem, 
and thank you for saying that this is a valid question as well :).
Brian
> On Apr 2, 2015, at 2:53 PM, CHUCK REICHEL  
> wrote:
> 
> Hey Nickus,
> This is a Valid question for the list! :)
> Mike Lockett & my self have been seeing this lately & have been zeroing in on 
> the possible causes, bugs! and logging it.
> Avid will get the bug logged when we  determine how much VoiceOver can be 
> used to rectify this problem!
> If you need further clarification by all means contact me at sound picture 
> recording.
> Talk soon
> YMMV
> 
> 
> CHUCK REICHEL
> soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com 
> www.SoundPictureRecording.com 
> 954-742-0019
> Isaiah 26 : 3
>  Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because 
> he trusteth in thee.
> 
> In GOD I Trust
> 
> On Apr 2, 2015, at 10:54 AM, Nickus de Vos wrote:
> 
>> No offence but this has nothing to do with accessibility and you
>> already did research on it, also found answers, so why post it here?
>> Did you try searching for a solution or asking the same question on
>> the DUC? You are more likely to find a answer for this over there,
>> there are 100s of PT users.
>> 
>> On 4/2/15, Brian Howerton > > wrote:
>>> Hello all,
>>> I am working with a project that has 10 tracks, and no plugins on the
>>> session.  I keep getting the following error message:
>>> 
>>> Pro Tools ran out of CPU power. Try de-activating or removing Native
>>> plug-ins.  (AAE -9173) text
>>> This cannot be possible because I have a mac book pro with a 2.9 I7 quad
>>> core processor with 8G of ram.  Anybody else getting this error message and
>>> is there anything I can do to stop this from happening all the time?  I did
>>> some research on this, and apparently this is a bug that started in pro
>>> tools 11.2.  Apparently this has nothing to do with CPU power.  I am running
>>> pro tools 12.0.  Thanks for the help,
>>> Brian
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Re: CPU error message

[CHUCK REICHEL]

Hey Nickus,
This is a Valid question for the list! :)
Mike Lockett & my self have been seeing this lately & have been zeroing in on 
the possible causes, bugs! and logging it.
Avid will get the bug logged when we  determine how much VoiceOver can be used 
to rectify this problem!
If you need further clarification by all means contact me at sound picture 
recording.
Talk soon
YMMV


CHUCK REICHEL
soundpicturerecord...@gmail.com
www.SoundPictureRecording.com
954-742-0019
Isaiah 26 : 3
 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he 
trusteth in thee.

In GOD I Trust

On Apr 2, 2015, at 10:54 AM, Nickus de Vos wrote:

> No offence but this has nothing to do with accessibility and you
> already did research on it, also found answers, so why post it here?
> Did you try searching for a solution or asking the same question on
> the DUC? You are more likely to find a answer for this over there,
> there are 100s of PT users.
> 
> On 4/2/15, Brian Howerton  wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> I am working with a project that has 10 tracks, and no plugins on the
>> session.  I keep getting the following error message:
>> 
>> Pro Tools ran out of CPU power. Try de-activating or removing Native
>> plug-ins.  (AAE -9173) text
>> This cannot be possible because I have a mac book pro with a 2.9 I7 quad
>> core processor with 8G of ram.  Anybody else getting this error message and
>> is there anything I can do to stop this from happening all the time?  I did
>> some research on this, and apparently this is a bug that started in pro
>> tools 11.2.  Apparently this has nothing to do with CPU power.  I am running
>> pro tools 12.0.  Thanks for the help,
>> Brian
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Re: CPU error message

[Chris Smart]

What if you create a new project and copy all 
data from the old project with the error into the new project?


At 01:05 PM 4/2/2015, you wrote:
Here is an update. I opened up another project, 
and this did not happen at all. I let it run 
through the entire project, and everything worked as normal. Weird.


Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 12:34 PM, Chris Smart  wrote:
>
> Yikes. Is it a problem with specific hardware?
>
> At 12:16 PM 4/2/2015, you wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have done extensive reading about this CPU 
error issue, and this is discouraging because 
it doesn̢۪t look like there is a fa fix for 
this problem.  Here is an accessibility 
question…  How do yoou read the CPU usaage 
meter with voiceover?  This is absolutely 
unbelievable that I have paid all this money 
for pro tools and I may not be able to use 
it.  From what I have been reading on the 
forums, avid doesn’t seem to have any 
interest in fixing this problem.  All I wantt 
to know is has anyone else on this list had 
this problem.  This session has 10 tracks in 
it.  There are no plugins on the session, and 
from what I was reading, it doesn̢۪t matter 
if you have plugins in in the session or not, 
the problem is still occurring.  I am very frustrated.

>> Brian
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Re: CPU error message

[Brian Howerton]

Here is an update. I opened up another project, and this did not happen at all. 
I let it run through the entire project, and everything worked as normal. Weird.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 12:34 PM, Chris Smart  wrote:
> 
> Yikes. Is it a problem with specific hardware?
> 
> At 12:16 PM 4/2/2015, you wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have done extensive reading about this CPU error issue, and this is 
>> discouraging because it doesn’t look like there is a fix for this problem. 
>>  Here is an accessibility question…  How do you read the CPU usaage meter 
>> with voiceover?  This is absolutely unbelievable that I have paid all this 
>> money for pro tools and I may not be able to use it.  From what I have been 
>> reading on the forums, avid doesn’t seem to have any interest in fixing 
>> this problem.  All I want to know is has anyone else on this list had this 
>> problem.  This session has 10 tracks in it.  There are no plugins on the 
>> session, and from what I was reading, it doesn’t matter if you have 
>> plugins in the session or not, the problem is still occurring.  I am very 
>> frustrated.
>> Brian
>> 
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Re: CPU error message

[Chris Smart]

Yikes. Is it a problem with specific hardware?

At 12:16 PM 4/2/2015, you wrote:

Hello,
I have done extensive reading about this CPU 
error issue, and this is discouraging because it 
doesn’t look like there is a fix for this 
problem.  Here is an accessibility 
question…  How do you read the CPU usaage meter 
with voiceover?  This is absolutely unbelievable 
that I have paid all this money for pro tools 
and I may not be able to use it.  From what I 
have been reading on the forums, avid doesn’t 
seem to have any interest in fixing this 
problem.  All I want to know is has anyone else 
on this list had this problem.  This session has 
10 tracks in it.  There are no plugins on the 
session, and from what I was reading, it 
doesn’t matter if you have plugins in the 
session or not, the problem is still occurring.  I am very frustrated.

Brian

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CPU error message

[Brian Howerton]

Hello,
I have done extensive reading about this CPU error issue, and this is 
discouraging because it doesn’t look like there is a fix for this problem.  
Here is an accessibility question…  How do you read the CPU usage meter with 
voiceover?  This is absolutely unbelievable that I have paid all this money for 
pro tools and I may not be able to use it.  From what I have been reading on 
the forums, avid doesn’t seem to have any interest in fixing this problem.  All 
I want to know is has anyone else on this list had this problem.  This session 
has 10 tracks in it.  There are no plugins on the session, and from what I was 
reading, it doesn’t matter if you have plugins in the session or not, the 
problem is still occurring.  I am very frustrated.
Brian

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Re: CPU error message

[Chris Smart]

That's a good reminder for folks on various blindness lists to also 
check sighted forums where many many more users hang out, and to do 
some googling.

The truth is out there. (smile)

At 10:54 AM 4/2/2015, you wrote:

No offence but this has nothing to do with accessibility and you
already did research on it, also found answers, so why post it here?
Did you try searching for a solution or asking the same question on
the DUC? You are more likely to find a answer for this over there,
there are 100s of PT users.

On 4/2/15, Brian Howerton  wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am working with a project that has 10 tracks, and no plugins on the
> session.  I keep getting the following error message:
>
> Pro Tools ran out of CPU power. Try de-activating or removing Native
> plug-ins.  (AAE -9173) text
> This cannot be possible because I have a mac book pro with a 2.9 I7 quad
> core processor with 8G of ram.  Anybody else getting this error message and
> is there anything I can do to stop this from happening all the time?  I did
> some research on this, and apparently this is a bug that started in pro
> tools 11.2.  Apparently this has nothing to do with CPU power.  I 
am running

> pro tools 12.0.  Thanks for the help,
> Brian
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Re: I hate to do this, but...

[Chris Smart]

At 11:40 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:

I've got no interest in bitching at you. I have a bit of interest in
helping people including you, which is why, in case you haven't
noticed, I've so far been the only person willing to wade through the
diatribe and answer some of your questions.
That's it for me too - the length of the posts, the qualifiers, the 
verbal diarrhea...



12 hours isn't an unreasonable wait time for voluntary assistance. If
you want it quicker or you want step by steps, pay someone who has
knowledge for their time.


Like someone who was asking $100 or more for a ProTools seminar not 
too long ago? Chris, did many people take you up on that?




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Re: I hate to do this, but...

[Chris Smart]

"give you a chance"? What, so we can help you if you deem us worthy 
of your attention? Screw that. LOL


At 11:22 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:
Scott, take this with me off list if you have further concerns, 
however, when the heck did I say you all didn't know your 
stuff.  You're plainly putting words in my  mouth.  Don't do that, 
sir!  I very directly remember over there saying flat out, if you 
think you can help me, then go for it!


Here's the exact quote from that message where I said this:

and, I quote,

Again, if someone's willing to work with me to pinpoint down my 
issues, then great!  By all means, I'm in!  Let's go!  I'm certainly 
willing to give you all a chance to help mee...


How does that come across to you that I think you all don't know 
anything? Egg freaking skeuze? me for giving you all a chance!


I am done with this thread on this list.

Hit me up off list if you wanna bitch at me further.

Chris.
- Original Message - From: "Scott Chesworth" 


To: 
Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2015 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: I hate to do this, but...



*sigh*. As I've just pointed out over on said Reaper list, the chances
are that nobody has had time to read the questions, let alone respond.
In 12 hours, you've posted over 2000 words to what is ordinarily a
fairly dry list. Dry as in to the point. Tbh, if I wasn't on a major
procrastination kick right now, I'd be in with the folks who hadn't
responded yet. Please don't go OTT and OT on other lists making it
look like the folks over at RWP don't know their stuff. It's a good
resource with plenty of knowledge to be shared.

Thanks

Scott


On 4/2/15, Christopher-Mark Gilland  wrote:

I hate asking this, but I'm absolutely desperet!  Does anyone on here use
Reaper with ReaAccess?  If so, please please please! write me off list. I'm
having a few really bizarre issues, and I can't seem to find anyone who has
any clue what is going on.

Chris.

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Re: I hate to do this, but...

[Chris Smart]

how long was the post?

At 11:00 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:
I know.  I wrote there, and almost 2 days out, no one is seemign to 
answer any of my questions.  I know they're there though as they're 
responding to me regarding other things unrelated to my current problems.


Chris.
- Original Message -
From: TheOreoMonster
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2015 10:20 PM
Subject: Re: I hate to do this, but...

Their is a reaper mailing list visit 
www.reaaccess.com for info on how to subscribe.
On Apr 1, 2015, at 10:10 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland 
<clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote:


I hate asking this, but I'm absolutely desperet!  Does anyone on 
here use Reaper with ReaAccess?  If so, please please please! write 
me off list.  I'm having a few really bizarre issues, and I can't 
seem to find anyone who has any clue what is going on.


Chris.

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Re: CPU error message

[Nickus de Vos]

No offence but this has nothing to do with accessibility and you
already did research on it, also found answers, so why post it here?
Did you try searching for a solution or asking the same question on
the DUC? You are more likely to find a answer for this over there,
there are 100s of PT users.

On 4/2/15, Brian Howerton  wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am working with a project that has 10 tracks, and no plugins on the
> session.  I keep getting the following error message:
>
> Pro Tools ran out of CPU power. Try de-activating or removing Native
> plug-ins.  (AAE -9173) text
> This cannot be possible because I have a mac book pro with a 2.9 I7 quad
> core processor with 8G of ram.  Anybody else getting this error message and
> is there anything I can do to stop this from happening all the time?  I did
> some research on this, and apparently this is a bug that started in pro
> tools 11.2.  Apparently this has nothing to do with CPU power.  I am running
> pro tools 12.0.  Thanks for the help,
> Brian
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CPU error message

[Brian Howerton]

Hello all,
I am working with a project that has 10 tracks, and no plugins on the session.  
I keep getting the following error message:

Pro Tools ran out of CPU power. Try de-activating or removing Native plug-ins.  
(AAE -9173) text
This cannot be possible because I have a mac book pro with a 2.9 I7 quad core 
processor with 8G of ram.  Anybody else getting this error message and is there 
anything I can do to stop this from happening all the time?  I did some 
research on this, and apparently this is a bug that started in pro tools 11.2.  
Apparently this has nothing to do with CPU power.  I am running pro tools 12.0. 
 Thanks for the help,
Brian

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Re: Having a bit of an issue with Ezdrummer2 for the Mac demo version

[mcdiemert .]

IN AD 1 in pro tools 10 you are able to adjust the various plugin
parameters. However, with the new AD 2 you are unable to adjust the
individual options. With pre sets you can switch between kits, but you
are unable to adjust the volume pitch, compression, ETC of the
presets.


On 4/2/15, Krister Ekstrom  wrote:
> Hi,
> Umm, got a little confused there, do you mean that the plugin isn't
> accessible? If so, it's hard to use it in Pro tools, or is it not accessible
> in stand-alone mode? If so that's been the case as long as i know.
> /Krister
>
>> 2 apr 2015 kl. 14:08 skrev Matt Diemert :
>>
>> Addictive drums too can be used as a plug-in in ProTools 11 though it is
>> an accessible.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Apr 2, 2015, at 5:43 AM, Scott Chesworth 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> That's disappointing news. There's a basic level of usability under
>>> Windows in standalone and as a VSTI, shame it doesn't appear to have
>>> made it across to the Mac version. Keep us posted if you find a fix.
>>>
>>> Scott
>>>
 On 4/2/15, Krister Ekstrom  wrote:
 Hi there,
 I'm trying to test the EZDrummer 2 for the Mac, the demo version to see
 how
 it sounds, because i was under the impression and correct me if i'm
 wrong
 please, that Addictive drums 2 could not be used at all even as a
 plugin
 under Pro tools 11. I have installed EZDrummer and when i open the app
 in
 stand-alone mode all i get is "busy busy", now i don't expect EzDrummer
 to
 work or rather to be accessible in stand-alone mode, but here's the
 thing,
 when i open it as a plugin under Protools 11.3 Protools crashes and
 opens
 the crash reporter. Anyone have had this happen or am i missing
 something?
 /Krister

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Re: Having a bit of an issue with Ezdrummer2 for the Mac demo version

[Krister Ekstrom]

Hi,
Umm, got a little confused there, do you mean that the plugin isn’t accessible? 
If so, it’s hard to use it in Pro tools, or is it not accessible in stand-alone 
mode? If so that’s been the case as long as i know.
/Krister

> 2 apr 2015 kl. 14:08 skrev Matt Diemert :
> 
> Addictive drums too can be used as a plug-in in ProTools 11 though it is an 
> accessible.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Apr 2, 2015, at 5:43 AM, Scott Chesworth  wrote:
>> 
>> That's disappointing news. There's a basic level of usability under
>> Windows in standalone and as a VSTI, shame it doesn't appear to have
>> made it across to the Mac version. Keep us posted if you find a fix.
>> 
>> Scott
>> 
>>> On 4/2/15, Krister Ekstrom  wrote:
>>> Hi there,
>>> I'm trying to test the EZDrummer 2 for the Mac, the demo version to see how
>>> it sounds, because i was under the impression and correct me if i'm wrong
>>> please, that Addictive drums 2 could not be used at all even as a plugin
>>> under Pro tools 11. I have installed EZDrummer and when i open the app in
>>> stand-alone mode all i get is "busy busy", now i don't expect EzDrummer to
>>> work or rather to be accessible in stand-alone mode, but here's the thing,
>>> when i open it as a plugin under Protools 11.3 Protools crashes and opens
>>> the crash reporter. Anyone have had this happen or am i missing something?
>>> /Krister
>>> 
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Re: control service question

[Ricky Prevatte]

I use the fader port I have not tried it with plug-ins. Everything else works 
great though. For what it cost it is a wonderful thing to have motorized fader, 
transport controls and Panm.

Ricky Prevatte LMBT1154

> On Apr 1, 2015, at 10:15 PM, Chris Smart  wrote:
> 
> Brainier? Were you dictating that? (grin)
> 
> At 04:36 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> Has anyone ever used the brainier bcf2000 control surface with pro tools?  
>> Was wondering how that worked with pro tools, also has anyone ever used the 
>> persons fader port 1 with protools?  Just am curious.
>> Brian Howerton
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metering question

[Brian Howerton]

Hello all,
I am still really having trouble with my meters in pro tools, and I would like 
to talk to someone off-list maybe on the phone to see if what is happening with 
me as far as my meters is normal.  If someone would be willing to do that, I 
would greatly appreciate it.  Maybe I have something set wrong in my 
preferences.  Thanks for any help,
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Re: Having a bit of an issue with Ezdrummer2 for the Mac demo version

[Matt Diemert]

Addictive drums too can be used as a plug-in in ProTools 11 though it is an 
accessible. 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 2, 2015, at 5:43 AM, Scott Chesworth  wrote:
> 
> That's disappointing news. There's a basic level of usability under
> Windows in standalone and as a VSTI, shame it doesn't appear to have
> made it across to the Mac version. Keep us posted if you find a fix.
> 
> Scott
> 
>> On 4/2/15, Krister Ekstrom  wrote:
>> Hi there,
>> I'm trying to test the EZDrummer 2 for the Mac, the demo version to see how
>> it sounds, because i was under the impression and correct me if i'm wrong
>> please, that Addictive drums 2 could not be used at all even as a plugin
>> under Pro tools 11. I have installed EZDrummer and when i open the app in
>> stand-alone mode all i get is "busy busy", now i don't expect EzDrummer to
>> work or rather to be accessible in stand-alone mode, but here's the thing,
>> when i open it as a plugin under Protools 11.3 Protools crashes and opens
>> the crash reporter. Anyone have had this happen or am i missing something?
>> /Krister
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Re: control service question

[Brian Howerton]

Lol my bad 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 1, 2015, at 10:15 PM, Chris Smart  wrote:
> 
> Brainier? Were you dictating that? (grin)
> 
> At 04:36 PM 4/1/2015, you wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> Has anyone ever used the brainier bcf2000 control surface with pro tools?  
>> Was wondering how that worked with pro tools, also has anyone ever used the 
>> persons fader port 1 with protools?  Just am curious.
>> Brian Howerton
>> 
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Re: Having a bit of an issue with Ezdrummer2 for the Mac demo version

[Scott Chesworth]

That's disappointing news. There's a basic level of usability under
Windows in standalone and as a VSTI, shame it doesn't appear to have
made it across to the Mac version. Keep us posted if you find a fix.

Scott

On 4/2/15, Krister Ekstrom  wrote:
> Hi there,
> I'm trying to test the EZDrummer 2 for the Mac, the demo version to see how
> it sounds, because i was under the impression and correct me if i'm wrong
> please, that Addictive drums 2 could not be used at all even as a plugin
> under Pro tools 11. I have installed EZDrummer and when i open the app in
> stand-alone mode all i get is "busy busy", now i don't expect EzDrummer to
> work or rather to be accessible in stand-alone mode, but here's the thing,
> when i open it as a plugin under Protools 11.3 Protools crashes and opens
> the crash reporter. Anyone have had this happen or am i missing something?
> /Krister
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Having a bit of an issue with Ezdrummer2 for the Mac demo version

[Krister Ekstrom]

Hi there,
I’m trying to test the EZDrummer 2 for the Mac, the demo version to see how it 
sounds, because i was under the impression and correct me if i’m wrong please, 
that Addictive drums 2 could not be used at all even as a plugin under Pro 
tools 11. I have installed EZDrummer and when i open the app in stand-alone 
mode all i get is ”busy busy”, now i don’t expect EzDrummer to work or rather 
to be accessible in stand-alone mode, but here’s the thing, when i open it as a 
plugin under Protools 11.3 Protools crashes and opens the crash reporter. 
Anyone have had this happen or am i missing something?
/Krister

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