Smart move preempting the situation. Thanks for keeping us informed Slau.
On 9/12/14, Ricky Prevatte rickypreva...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad you posted this I was just getting ready to go and buy it. I thought
they may have a special price on that. I believe I'll just hold off a little
while
Hi folks.
Audio track problem solved. The solution was very simple indeed. In order to
hear the recorded material from the track, you have to unarm it otherwise
you’ll hear your input instead. Shaking my head, calling myself unprintable
names, oh well, this has to be a case of learning as you
I never could get that to work. I dono why. I select the track/tracks I
want to apply clip gain on, select the audio, then do ctrl+shift+up and down
arrows. Maybe I need to go listen to Matt's tutorial again on how to do it.
A friend of mine told me how to do this, but he may a been
Krister,
Toggling the input mode between Auto Input and Input only monitoring with
Option-k will allow you to monitor recorded material even if the track is
record enabled. I described this in a previous response. You might've missed it.
Best,
Slau
On Sep 13, 2014, at 6:56 AM, Krister
I'll be getting one to test and will inform the list.
Best,
Slau
On Sep 13, 2014, at 4:37 AM, Scott Chesworth scottcheswo...@gmail.com wrote:
Smart move preempting the situation. Thanks for keeping us informed Slau.
On 9/12/14, Ricky Prevatte rickypreva...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad you posted
Pro Tools certainly has a Gain plug-in but it's meant for file-based operations
within Audio suite. A real-time gain plug-in is sort of moot because one would
normally just attain the proper levels between preamp and interface and faders
do the rest. Oh, and there's always the master volume on
