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Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion

Started by natho · 12 Oct 2007 · 10 posts survive · see it on the Wayback Machine

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nathoIt's just like, a minimall.
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Posted: 12 Oct 2007, 5:19pmSubject: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
If anyone needs any tips for 'tools I can try and help out, although hopefully theres some bigger guns than me because I don't know that much. Sticky?
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khemAdministrator
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Posted: 23 Oct 2007, 11:35pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
ill sticky it if it gets some responses but i dont think anyone uses pro tools that much on here.
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Posted: 23 Oct 2007, 11:43pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
Yeah, I think PT is the kind of thing where you're only going to run it if you already know how to use it.

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nathoIt's just like, a minimall.
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 9:26amSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
True. I find it works pretty well on the mastering side of things though.
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 9:37amSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
Its a fair outlay for mastering tho, still would like to see it working one day...
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nathoIt's just like, a minimall.
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 9:42amSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
It's really more practical for recording live music though. I wouldn't mind having a go at recording a live dnb band on it.
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 2:06pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
True. I find it works pretty well on the mastering side of things though.

Mastering doesn't really have anything to do with the DAW though.

It's really more practical for recording live music though. I wouldn't mind having a go at recording a live dnb band on it.

You're bang on the money there, ProTools absolutely rocks for tracking and audio-related stuff.  Badger Slayer

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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 2:54pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
Yeah, something like live really isn't practical for a full band recording. Especially if you're overdubbing etc. I'm also really not a fan of stuff like cubase and sonar when compared to pro tools
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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 2:58pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
Yeah, something like live really isn't practical for a full band recording. Especially if you're overdubbing etc. I'm also really not a fan of stuff like cubase and sonar when compared to pro tools

I actually prefer SX over ProTools laugh

That's probably because I don't use a lot of audio though, it's pretty much all MIDI and VST's, even samples I tend to load in to Kontakt or Battery. If I was to track a band then I would definately want to be running a PT rig, but as for everything else I heart my Cubase!

I should mention I have both here, SX3 on this computer and another box in another room with a 002. I still use SX3 99% of the time.

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Posted: 24 Oct 2007, 4:31pmSubject: Re: Pro Tools - Tips & General Discussion
I spose im the same a bit, I have cubase here as well as pro tools le with an mbox 2, but seeing as I use pro tools at uni I have no idea about cubase. I didn't like Pro Tools at first, as I was a logic pro guy before that, but I don't have a mac at home so theres no point of using logic
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