In this series of Pro Tools tutorial videos you’re going to learn about the region-specific editing commands found in the Region menu. Quantize to Grid, Capture, Heal and Separate Commands are explained. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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This Pro Tools Lesson article explains an important idea behind all Pro Tools editing features: Non-Destructive Editing.
Pro Tool is considered a nondestructive editing environment because most of the audio edits that you perform will not alter the original audio that is recorded and stored on your hard drive. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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This step-by-step Pro Tools tutorial explains how to make finely tuned adjustments to the placement of audio and MIDI regions using the Nudge features. You’ll learn how to set Nudge values and move regions around using Pro Tools keyboard shortcuts. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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In this hour long set of Pro Tools tutorial videos you will learn how to use the core set of Pro Tools Editing commands and tools. Standard editing commands like Cut, Copy, Past, Duplicate and Repeat; Making Grid Settings and using Grid Modes, Trim and Fade tools are all explored in-depth. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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This illustrated step-by-step Pro Tools tutorial will show you how to Lock your audio and MIDI regions to protect them from accidentally being moved or edited as you work on your session.. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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Pro Tools has several different Editing Modes. Each mode affects the way the editing tools will behave when you’re working in your sessions. [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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Sync Points in Pro Tools are useful when you want to line up a point within a Region [View this Pro Tools tutorial...]
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