Beginner’s Guide to Pro Tools TUTORiAL

P2P | August 06 2015 | 505 MB

In this tutorial, we’ll look at the steps required to navigate seamlessly between the editor tools and mixing environment. We’ll start with the basics of organization, file management and dive deep into bus routing for mixing with plugins. By the end of this Pro Tools training, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to use Pro Tools for your own projects. Software required: Pro Tools HD 11.3.1, OSX 10.9.5.

The Pro Tools Course TUTORiAL

P2P | 21-07-2015 | 4.6 GB

The Pro Tools Course is an 8 week journey into the heart of Pro Tools. This course is designed to teach you Pro Tools from the perspective of a professional engineer. Each lesson features practical examples so that you learn more than just what the buttons do, but also see how they are used in a session. Pro Tools was designed specifically for professional engineers and through this course you will gain a deeper understanding of Pro Tools and how it was designed to be used. The professional insights and depth I add to this course will bring a whole new level of meaning even if you are an experienced user. The total course includes 8 two-hour classes with a bonus class and, additional lessons that provide depth and detail for each week’s specific topic.

Music Production with Pro Tools Vol.1: Pop TUTORiAL

P2P | Jan 12, 2011 | 1.24 GB

Kenny Gioia is a multi-platinum producer and engineer who has worked with countless name acts. In this exciting new series, he shows you his method for creating a professional, radio-ready Pop music production, out of nothing more than a rough guide vocal take. See how it’s all done, from programming drum parts, laying down keys, synths and guitars, live bass, real drums, comping the perfect vocal take and more. You’ll discover many cool Pro Tools features and functions, as well as shortcuts and tricks that can be applied to any DAW.

Creating Game Audio with Pro Tools TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | June 30 2015 | 477 MB

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The video gaming industry is beyond huge, and the opportunities in this field are endless. Professional game sound designer shows you what it takes to create the sounds that bring video games to life! Eric begins with overviews of essential Pro Tools features that new sound designers need to know, and then goes over the free Unity game engine software used in this tutorial series. Eric then dives right into how he physically creates new sounds using found objects, live recordings, and samples for the various elements of the example game he creates. Finally, you’ll see how to process and finish the complex and complete sounds such as Flyer Zaps, Player Guns, Mech Missiles, Player Footsteps, Robot Footsteps, and Background Ambience in Pro Tools. If you’ve ever wanted to create sounds for video games, or if you’re a sound designer looking for some killer Pro Tools tips, watch “Creating Game Audio with Pro Tools” today!

Pro Tools 10 Basic EQ and Compression TUTORiAL

TEAM COMPRiSED | 2015.06.23 | 305 MB

This EQ & Compression Course Will Help You Understand How To EQ From A Pro Audio Engineer Stand Point. You Will Also Understand How To Compress With A Few Stock Compressor Plug-In. In The Protools Session We Will Work On A Drum Loops And Also A Few Synth Lead Tracks. We Also Will Go Over Parallel Compression.

Up and Running with Pro Tools TUTORiAL

P2P | June 23 2015 | 1.15 GB

Need to get up and running with Pro Tools fast? Scott Hirsch covers the basics of recording, editing, mixing, and exporting great-sounding mixes with Pro Tools 12. He shows how to build a song with the AIR virtual instrument suite, including tools like the Xpand!2 sampler—covering everything from recording and editing drums to crafting great basslines. Then he adjusts the arrangement and sweetens the mix with EQ, compression, reverb and delay, and automation. Last, he shows how to finalize your song and export it for sharing with the world.
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Sound Design Fundamentals Synthesis TUTORiAL

P2P | 12-06-2015 | 196 MB

This classes uses the same system I’ve used for years in my college courses for teaching sound design: Identify and master the 4 main pieces of any synthesizer, and you will be flying when you first approach any other unit in the future. This system keeps the technical jargon to a minimum and gets you making your own sounds quick.