Hi, To mix down first make sure everything like your levels on each
track are set the way you wish and your stereo panning nobs are set
properly. Also, if you are using any plugins make sure when you play
the session you can hear the effects. When you are ready to bounce do
command plus option plus b. You will have to listen to the entire
session as it bounces if you are using pro tools 10 or earlier as it
does not have the ability like cakewalk's products to do off line
bouncing. This is why I am going to upgrade to pro tools 11 when the
next version comes out I plan to just take my mac book pro 17 inch model
late 2011 to the Guitar Center and have them do the upgrade for me as
they even told me they would allow me to look at a pro tools 11 system
in full operation to see how usable it was with voiceover and told me to
do this before I buy it as once I buy it they don't think I can get a
refund. Is it ok on this list to mention places for buying pro tools or
is that something I should avoid as they have been helpful at the store
with my buying options? Nick Gawronski
On 10/9/2013 3:37 PM, g...@tznet.com wrote:
Hello All,
I'll be installing Pro Tools and have a few get starting questions.
I know how to setup a track, arming recording ETC but how does one mix down
saving to .MP3/AIFF ETC?
If someone living in the US wouldn't mind I would like to either call or
Skype so I don't sound too stupid on the list because I'm sure I'll have
more questions. smile
You can write me off list at g...@tznet.com
John Gunn
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