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Tips on How to Efficiently Use Pro Tools - Power Tips for the Pro Tools Novice — Part 2
In part 1 of this article, we looked at preference settings and key commands. Here in part 2, the focus will be on the Smart Tool, some important timeline options, and how to create customized sessio…
06/25/14
learning
Power Tips for the Pro Tools Novice – Part 1 - Learn How to Produce Music Faster and More Efficiently with Pro Tools
Avid Pro Tools features industry standard audio recording, editing, and mixing, along with a reasonably well-featured MIDI section. But with an application this powerful, getting up to speed can take…
06/24/14
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iPhone/iPod Touch Sequencers Report - My iPhone is a Sequencer
In addition to recording music with your iPhone, you can also edit and produce your music with the little magic machine. A DAW in your pocket!
02/09/10

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