#DOWN MIXER PLUGIN PROTOOLS 12 PRO#

As with almost everything in Pro Tools, there are several ways of performing most tasks. These are options which in some cases represent different ways of doing the same thing, so in the real world itвЂ™s aВ case of use the ones which suit you best. Of course this is aВ perfectly acceptable way of working, and you canвЂ™t argue with the number of Grammys some of the people IвЂ™m referring to have, but it strikes me as aВ workflow that could be made so much more efficient with just aВ few tips.

IвЂ™m often surprised when IВ see bigвЂ‘name mixers who, during mix walkthroughs, never change their track heights and just scroll up and down the Edit Window. IвЂ™m going to concentrate on managing track height and display, as this is something which is central to the user experience if you favour the Edit Window. Here are some essential tips for changing and controlling what you see in Pro Tools. This is aВ big subject but once the absolute basics of starting, stopping, dropвЂ‘ins, edits and the like are dealt with, IВ start to control what IвЂ™m seeing to be able to properly see what IвЂ™m doing. The first hurdle for me is basic navigation, and itвЂ™s only when IвЂ™m in the relatively unfamiliar environment of aВ different DAW that IВ appreciate just how thorough my knowledge of navigating the Pro Tools UI really is. IВ both admire and am aВ little confused by such people, as while IВ can give the impression of superficially knowing my way around other DAWs, IВ know this veneer of competence to be paperвЂ‘thin. IвЂ™m pretty much exclusively aВ Pro Tools user, though IВ am aware that many people are users of multiple DAWs, and some people are effectively DAW agnostic. Navigating the Edit Window is key to speeding up your Pro Tools workflow. The Universe Window is an efficient way of navigating your project, but itвЂ™s best used in Pro ToolsвЂ™ Classic Mode, not Dark Mode.

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