Hi, Yes I would have to agree to please set aside some hours and do the
portion on the edit window as it would really help those of us who are
new to pro tools learn it a lot quicker. When you do certain tasks like
recording you don't always state what keys are being pressed such as
command and space I understand why you don't talk about the voiceover
keys but the pro tools keys I think you should mention at least once or
just say command space for record a few times to help out the very new
to pro tools. Also, How do you record both the tutorials and record
into pro tools with out them always getting in the way of each other
like in the comping one? Nick Gawronski
On 3/7/2012 3:08 PM, Sonar Switcher wrote:
Hi Kevin, I'm a big fan of your music, really awesome, especially the
metal stuff. :) I found 1 podcast from you explaining Pro Tools basics
and 2 more
about editing. Are there any more around, please do more because you
explain things in a way that's more logical than reading through these
messages. When
you say show only the tracks you're working with do you mean go
through every track and hide the others in order to select the tracks
you want to edit?
That seems like it would take forever if you were working with 30 or
more tracks and wanted to edit say 2, 10, 17, 23 etc. Is this the main
reason people
on here have control surfaces? I don't get why Pro Tools doesn't have
an easy way to select tracks that aren't right next to each other.
Also, can you
please tell me where I have to be to use the command A option and
highlight all of the tracks? I've tried the mix and edit windows and
the track table
but command A doesn't work for me yet.
Kevin Reeves wrote:
One way to do it is to show only the tracks you are working with. Then, in the
track list, when you are using shift, control, P or Semi Colon, only the tracks
that are showing will be selected.
Hope this helps.
Kevin
On Mar 7, 2012, at 12:04 PM, Sonar Switcher wrote:
Hello is that really the only way? With sonar it was so easy to just
move down and select any track you want in any order. Is there no way
in Pro Tools to shift click or anything like that? If I want to
highlight all tracks for editing with command A what section of Pro
Tools do I have to be in?
Sonar Switcher wrote:
Hello how can I select tracks for editing that aren't next to each
other with the keyboard. It's a standard keyboard, not a laptop. I
read about selecting tracks with control p and semicolon but what if
they're not next to each other?
