There's a difference between touch sensitive and non touch sensitive motorized
faders.
Touch sensitive faders will disengage the motor the moment you touch it,
allowing you to rewrite automation.
Faders without touch sensitivity will not disengage the motor, thus you're
fighting with it as
A couple corrections / clarifications:
1. The 4 buttons above each of the faders from bottom to top are: Mute,
Solo, Select, and Record Enable/Disable.
2. in order to put ProjectMix in to Pro Tools mode, you need to hold down
Aux 1, not Aux 3. That's probably why you can't get the
Hello.
I thought i heard somewhere that you should have two hard drives when you work
with Pro tools. Can i have an internal and an external hard drive or how should
this all work?What are the minimum requirements for the hard drives? Where
should i place what?
/Krister
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Hi,
Now since i'm about to begin the jorney of mastering or at least trying to get
the hang of Pro tools, i wonder about drum tracks. I'm used to old drum
machines like the Yamaha RX15 or the Roland TR-707 or the likes thereof, but
since such drum machines aren't around and maybe not even works
Hi,
I just wonder how you do when you work with PT? I understand that you somehow
have to hear the feedback from the computer in terms of what VO tells you about
important things, however, if you put it through in my case the M-Audio project
mix, it'll be part of the recordings i do, so what
Hi Krister,
Use your bootup drive as you normally would. Use an external drive for the Pro
Tools session. In other words, when you create the session, create it on the
external drive and all the files will be recorded to that drive.
Slau
On Feb 19, 2013, at 10:20 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi Krister,
I'm not sure why you're routing your system audio through your interface. Why
not just monitor VoiceOver right through your Mac?
Slau
On Feb 19, 2013, at 10:31 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi,
I just wonder how you do when you work with PT? I understand that you somehow
have to
Even if you choose ProjectMix as your sound output in System Preferences,
Voiceover's audio will continue to be routed through the Mac's speakers. At
least that's how it works on the iMac, while running Lion or Mountain Lion.
On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 10:31:07 AM UTC-5, Krister Ekstrom
Hi,
I guess what i'm really asking is where in the signal paths to put head phones.
I mean if i put head phones in the computer, i hear voiceover but not the sound
of what i've recorded, right? If i hook up the headphones to the Project mix, i
should hear sound of my recording but not
When you say that voice over will show up, if you can hear it durring a
recording that doesn't mean that it is being recorded to a track in pro tools,
that wouldn't happen unless you spacifficly somehow had voice over routed to an
input source in pro tools. If it is a bother, just turn your
There are drums that come with pro tools, if you have a midi device such as
a key board or drum machine to control the sounds in the pro tools
instrument banks you will be good to go. In my case I use an oxygen USB
keyboard plugged into the mac, when I want to use it, I open a session, use
Hello there,
In fact is accessible the plugin to work with mixes in 5.1?
Thanks,
Juan.
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To which plug-in are you referring?
Slau
On Feb 19, 2013, at 3:55 PM, Juan Pablo wrote:
Hello there,
In fact is accessible the plugin to work with mixes in 5.1?
Thanks,
Juan.
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Hi Krister,
Well, the problem is the headphones. If you're playing back material through
monitor speakers and having VoiceOver come through the computer, everything is
as it should be. I guess what you're wondering about is in a tracking
situation, if you're recording yourself, you're
Are any of them accessible? I'd be really interested to play with 5. 1 mixes!
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On 19 Feb 2013, at 21:09, Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com wrote:
To which plug-in are you referring?
Slau
On Feb 19, 2013, at 3:55 PM, Juan Pablo wrote:
Hello there,
In fact is
From what I understand, the answer to that is no. Don't count me on it, it was
just me fiddling with a plugin in my school's audio post production lab
On 2013-02-19, at 4:19 PM, Juan Pablo jpcula...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, slaw. My question was very generic. Is accessible mixing in 5.1 using
Depending on the Genre you are in you may find this useful. Personally i just
use www.betamonkeymusic.com drum loops. Its really nice drums played by really
good drummers in rally nice studios. All sliced and diced i into different
loop packages by genres. I initially stumbled upon them as
To clearify something that was said earlier, voice over will only contine to
come out of the built in macs outputs if and only if in voice over utility
settings its set to use your mac's built in outputs. If in voice over utility
you have it set to system defaults, then voice over will come
Juan,
The first thing about a 5.1 mix that is most challenging is the monitoring
setup. Providing you have 5 full-range speaker enclosures of the same type
along with a suitable sub-woofer and they are all positioned and calibrated,
the next step is to create an I/O setup that supports
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