Pro Tools 110

Length

24 hours.

Overview

This course provides a more detailed look at the Pro Tools system on top of the knowledge you learned in Pro Tools 101. It covers all the key concepts and skills needed to operate a Pro Tools system. The course provides the foundation for the later 200-series of courses on Pro Tools music and post production.

Audience

This course is designed for end-users with basic Pro Tools skills including:

• Musicians
• Audio Engineers
• Sound Editors for Film or Television

Prerequisites

Completion of the following course is recommended prior to beginning this course:

• Pro Tools 101: Introduction to Pro Tools

Objectives

At the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Configure your studio and session
• Control Pro Tools using external controllers
• Manage session data and media files
• Record MIDI and audio, using loop recording and advanced techniques
• Work with time scales and virtual instruments
• Work with Avid Elastic Audio
• Edit and quantize MIDI and audio
• Use audio editing and file management techniques
• Apply editing techniques such as the use of Beat Detective for Region Looping
• Enable, play, view, and edit automation data
• Mix using sends, returns, plug-ins, Master Faders, and groups

Software Configuration

The following software options are required for this course:

• Pro Tools 9 or Pro Tools HD 9
• DigiRack EQ III, Dynamics III, and DVerb
• Digidesign D-Fi
• Xpand!
• Hybrid
• Structure LE
• Eleven LE
• Smack LE
• TL Space – Native Edition
• DINR LE
• X-Form
• Torq LE
• Complete Production Toolkit 2

System Configurations

On of the following system configurations is required for this course:

• Pro Tools Mbox Family
• 003 Family
• Legacy LE Interfaces (Mbox 2 Family, Digi 002)
• Pro Tools|HD Family
• Axiom Pro keyboard controller recommended
• Artist Series controller recommended