playlists

Just a word about playlists: As soon as an audio track is created, it has a playlist called Audio and the number of the track in the name. If you name the track before recording (as one should always do), the playlist will now be called whatever you named the track. So, in other words,

Re: playlists

Hi Slau, Very nice explanation, that's what I thought playlistgs were all about. Perhaps it's my poor knowledge of the English language, but I still wonder why the reference guide keeps mentioneing to set ranges in the track's playlist. Let me quote some examples: 1. select a range in a track's

command 8

Frank, I found it. Looks like this would lock me in to PT, but, it does look cool. Keith Reedy Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from Bibles For The Blind. http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml God gives His best to those who leave the choice

Re: playlists

Hi Ronald, It sounds more complicated than it really is. Let's distinguish between two things that are very clearly separated in the analog world but are often confused in the digital world. One is a track and the other is a channel. In a DAW, the two are often used interchangeably. The Mix

003

I read the getting started guide again. it helped with a couple of thing. like when you turn off the rec arm button it does not disable the arming of the tracks you've selected. So, now I understand why I blue out the bridge. And the selection buttons have quite a few functions Depending on

Re: 003

Nelson, I take it that you've never worked with an analog multitrack recorder? Track record buttons are separate from the transport record button for the ability to arm and disarm any tracks at any given point along with the ability to be either in record or playback mode. It's a dual level

002 vs 003?

In terms of access of course? I have a 002, and since pt 9 still supports it, am wondering if there is a seriously compelling reason for a change? Oh and I did learn that they still keep the preferred gear list including computer recommendations, can share the link if there is interest. Karen

Re: 003

Slau I've actually have had quite a bit of recording experienced with 24 track MC I machines as well as studers. I think I've created a communication miss understanding. The 003 has a rec arm button as well as a record button in the transport. I don't understand why there is a need for the rec

Re: 002 vs 003?

My instructor has the 002r. But I don't know anything about the 002. If it will help understand how things work together I would love to learn more. Thanks Nelson - Original Message - From: Karen Lewellen klewel...@shellworld.net To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Friday, February

Re: 003

Thanks Slau, that helps a lot. Nelson - Original Message - From: Slau Halatyn slauhala...@gmail.com To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 3:50 PM Subject: Re: 003 Hey Nelson, OK, well, there you go. The button in the transport is precisely like the record

Re: Midi track setup program changes.

Hi JR, Since your on midi have you found a way to insert a program change that actually stays in the track? I have been poking around the PT midi tracks and can change banks and program changes. also some what use the midnam files in the midi track. BTW the midnam files do display there

RE: Midi track setup program changes.

I now trying to figure out how to copy/move something from the region list to a midi instrument track. I don't seem to be able to import a midi file such that it creates a new instrument track. The problem comes when I want to use Xpand2 instruments to play an existing midi file. I imported the

Re: Midi track setup program changes.

Hi J. R. I don't have any experience with midi track import but audio track import can create new tracks with each file you want to import. Try setting the import options not to region but to new track if it let's you. --FC Sent from my iPhone On Feb 25, 2011, at 21:13, J. R. Westmoreland

Re: Midi track setup program changes.

Hey man. Just import the midi, let it create new midi tracks, then set up 2 or 3 xpand tracks. You can have 4 tracks per xpand instantiation. So some of your midi tracks can go to xpand2 1, then more to xpand2 2, and so on. You could also instantiate the mini grand and set a midi track to it.

question

Hello all, I am a user of sonar right now, but I am just curious as to the current accessibility to protools. What can we do with it now? I don't know if I would switch right away but I am just looking in to my options. Thanks so much for the help. Is there any documentation written