Hi Go to the edit window by using command equals. Should toggle between mix window and edit window. Using the letter P for up, and the semi colon for down, select the track you wish to quantize. You'll have to count from the top, top being track 1 etc. Note, this is a pro tools command so voice over will not tell you what track your on. Once you've seclected the desired track to quantize, use command A to select all. Press command zero on the right side key pad. Should bring upa window. Go to combine quantize and press VO spacebar to select. It'll open upa quantize window where you can select the amount of quantize. Up and down arrow. Once you've selected the desired quantization, press enter. Hit spacebar to listen. If you don't like it, press command Z to undo and try again.
On 2012-02-17, at 1:59 PM, Cody wrote: > Lol, nice name :P > On Feb 17, 2012, at 1:37 PM, baker420 wrote: > >> hi i'm new to pro tools i'm trying to have a count in on my track >> i went under track menu and pressed enter on create click track >> i have it to set to count me in 2 bars but its not >> i'm new to this >> also any tips on quantizing when i play i play in time its sounds like >> its off >> thanks >
