Re: Grouping and selecting tracks
Sorry, I don't know either,try writing to the list. Keith Reedy Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from Bibles For The Blind. http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml God gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him. J Hudson Taylor. On Feb 23, 2011, at 5:10 PM, Herman Slobbe wrote: > Hi keith, > Can you help me out. A friend of mine told me how to subsribe this forum, but > no one can tell me how to unsubscribe. > I am een Sonar user and don't find more in pro tools. How to unsubscribe. > Cannot find in on the site itself. > Tnx, > herman > the harmonica man > - Original Message - From: "Keith Reedy" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 10:55 PM > Subject: Re: Grouping and selecting tracks > > > Hey Guys, > > I have a Korg Nano Kontrol I am no longer using, drop me a line at, > wa9...@gmail.com > Keith Reedy > Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from > Bibles For The Blind. > > http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml > > God gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him. J Hudson Taylor. > > > > > On Feb 23, 2011, at 4:09 PM, RvR wrote: > >> Hey Kevin, >> thanks for the suggestions. the Korg Nano I already knew but the Alphatrack >> sounds interesting indeed. >> As you perhaps saw in my other message I found a used Digi 003 for 750 euro >> and thought it was a good deal but haven't heard anything back from the guy >> yet. >> Well maybe tomorrow. >> best, >> Ronald >> Op 23 feb 2011, om 01:56 heeft Kevin Reeves het volgende geschreven: >> >>> Hey Ronnald. Try the alphatrack from frontier designs, >>> http://amzn.to/g2rMaX or the nano kontrol from korg. http://amzn.to/eQpJQb >>> That's like 50 bucks or so. It's not automated, but it does have the >>> buttons you need. If I think of anything else, I'll throw it your way. >>> >>> Kevin >>> On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: >>> Hi Ronald, Yes, a control surface is practically a necessity. It makes for solving a bunch of issues. It's always something… innit? Slau On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:42 PM, RvR wrote: > Hey Slau, > Oh well that's what I was afraid of. A nice control surface would bring > me a lot of comfort with selecting, muting, transport etc. Haven't used > one before and the choices for reasenable priced surfaces/interfaces are > hard to find these days. The Digi 003 rack models don't have an included > control surface, if I am not mistaken. The normal 003 is double the price. > Any alternatives? Except for the Project Mix then. > > Ronald > > Op 21 feb 2011, om 14:59 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: > >> Hi Ronald, >> >> I haven't found anything that can consistently work for selecting and >> deselecting tracks without a control surface. I'm still trying to come >> up with something that'll work each time. >> >> Slau >> >> On Feb 18, 2011, at 12:37 PM, RvR wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> What is the easiest way to select one or multiple tracks? I read some >>> messages with different approaches in the list archive. >>> I wonder if there is a one method fits all approach available. And how >>> to know if one's selected without being in the track list table? >>> Then Grouping of tracks: >>> While all the tracks were automatically selected after creating them in >>> the tracklist table I created a Group. This went fine but how can I >>> deselect or add tracks to the Groep? The Select tracks option in the >>> menu in the Group list table is not available. I think all the selected >>> tracks are in the Groep cause they are in the Group list table. >>> The Group creation dialog is still not fully accessible in my PT9, but >>> this is a known fact I read. >>> But how to do it then? >>> >>> Many thanks for any feedback you can provide. >>> >>> Best regards, >>> ronald >> >> > >>> >>> >> > >
RE: Pro Tools 101. Was, Re: What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import?
I'm taking the class at the university which is certified to admin the official course. Wes, we are using the official course book for the course. It is brand new from Avid on the 27th of December 2010. Getting the book in accessible format has been a beast so far. I'm using a Command 8 to assist me over the humps in the road so far. I'll keep you posted. I'd like to actually do the complete course set and get the certificate but we shall see. LOL Best, J. R. From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Kevin Reeves Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 6:30 PM To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Subject: Pro Tools 101. Was, Re: What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import? Hey J. r. Are you taking the official pro tools 101 course, which will award you the operator cert? If so, can you please keep us posted as to what parts of the requirements cause you to ddelve into inaccessible parts of PT? Are you actually using the 101 official courseware? I'm thinking of doing that course myself and going to an official pro tools school to take the tests. Would love to get your take on thins so far. Please keep us posted on this. Thanks so much. Kevin Hi all, I'm doing an assignment for my Pro Tools 101 class and have to import a number of tracks, clip segments from them, butt splice them together, and bounce the result back to disk as an mp3 file. I then have to take that result and cross fade the segments into each other and bounce that to disk. I can import the files directly from CD if needed but have all of them already in FLAC format. That format appears to give the Mac fits. Does Pro Tools handle this format? Is there another lossless format that would be better? I ask because I'm having to re-do all my CDs for my broadcasting anyway and would like to have a format that is compatible between the systems. Sorry if this is a bit far afield. Thanks, J. R.
Re: Pro Tools 101. Was, Re: What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import? also Meter change steps???
Hi Kevin, While were on the topic of how important the "enter key" is in PT did you get a chance to compile those steps on how to insert a meter change yet??? Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com Thanks On Feb 23, 2011, at 8:30 PM, Kevin Reeves wrote: Hey J. r. Are you taking the official pro tools 101 course, which will award you the operator cert? If so, can you please keep us posted as to what parts of the requirements cause you to ddelve into inaccessible parts of PT? Are you actually using the 101 official courseware? I'm thinking of doing that course myself and going to an official pro tools school to take the tests. Would love to get your take on thins so far. Please keep us posted on this. Thanks so much. Kevin Hi all, I’m doing an assignment for my Pro Tools 101 class and have to import a number of tracks, clip segments from them, butt splice them together, and bounce the result back to disk as an mp3 file. I then have to take that result and cross fade the segments into each other and bounce that to disk. I can import the files directly from CD if needed but have all of them already in FLAC format. That format appears to give the Mac fits. Does Pro Tools handle this format? Is there another lossless format that would be better? I ask because I’m having to re-do all my CDs for my broadcasting anyway and would like to have a format that is compatible between the systems. Sorry if this is a bit far afield. Thanks, J. R.
Pro Tools 101. Was, Re: What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import?
Hey J. r. Are you taking the official pro tools 101 course, which will award you the operator cert? If so, can you please keep us posted as to what parts of the requirements cause you to ddelve into inaccessible parts of PT? Are you actually using the 101 official courseware? I'm thinking of doing that course myself and going to an official pro tools school to take the tests. Would love to get your take on thins so far. Please keep us posted on this. Thanks so much. Kevin > Hi all, > > I’m doing an assignment for my Pro Tools 101 class and have to import a > number of tracks, clip segments from them, butt splice them together, and > bounce the result back to disk as an mp3 file. I then have to take that > result and cross fade the segments into each other and bounce that to disk. > > I can import the files directly from CD if needed but have all of them > already in FLAC format. That format appears to give the Mac fits. Does Pro > Tools handle this format? Is there another lossless format that would be > better? > > I ask because I’m having to re-do all my CDs for my broadcasting anyway and > would like to have a format that is compatible between the systems. Sorry if > this is a bit far afield. > > Thanks, > J. R. >
Re: selecting with the slash key
Edit and Playback Timelines are linked. The only step I seemed to be missing was hitting the enter key after inputting the numbers. Now it works like a charm. Thank you. I knew it was something really simple. On 2/23/11, Slau Halatyn wrote: > Hey Herman, > > The only thing I can think of is that it sounds like your Edit and Playback > Timelines are not linked for some reason. Look under the Options menu and > double check that they're linked. > > If you're uncertain about where you are in the cycle, just know that you'll > always land on the Start first after hitting slash. So, if you're uncertain, > simply press Enter and who cares what's in the field. Re-enter the values. > first press of the slash key is the first field of the start. Decimal moves > you through the fields associated with bars, beats, ticks, etc. Or, if you > were uncertain about the End, press slash twice and you'll be in the End > edit fields. Most importantly, from the first press of the slash key, you're > in Start and if you get lost, press enter first and then start over again by > pressing slash. > > Hope that helps, > > Slau > > On Feb 23, 2011, at 3:50 PM, HF wrote: > >> I see the correct numbers being put in but when playing back the >> selection, it's not exactly what I selected. If I'm selecting from 12.1 to >> 12.2 the selection should be pretty small. Except that it's at least two >> bars or more long when I hit play. My post and pre-roll are turned off if >> it makes a difference and I am in the edit window. It doesn't work for me >> if I am in the mix window. >> >> Also, since it does cycle, how do you know where it is without actually >> being in the counter display cluster? >> HF >> >> >> >> On 2/21/2011 8:53 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote: >>> Hey guys, >>> >>> The command has categorically not been removed. It's there. Yes, the Edit >>> window must be open but doesn't necessarily have to be the foremost >>> window. Press Enter on the num pad rather than the return key, although >>> I've found that to work, as I recall. >>> >>> Herman, set a hot spot on each of the locations, that is, Start, End and >>> Length. Confirm that they're being entered. This should work with >>> absolutely no problem. >>> >>> Slau >>> >>> On Feb 21, 2011, at 2:25 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote: >>> Hey Herman. Are you in the edit window? If not, try going there, interacting with the counters, trying it again, and then look in the start, end, and length. If you don't see your entered data, then we know for certain it didn't work. I have 8 here, and it works great. Can someone else try it with 9 and see if that command has been removed? I hope not, as it is one of the best commands out there. Reeves > >
Re: Grouping and selecting tracks
Hi keith, Can you help me out. A friend of mine told me how to subsribe this forum, but no one can tell me how to unsubscribe. I am een Sonar user and don't find more in pro tools. How to unsubscribe. Cannot find in on the site itself. Tnx, herman the harmonica man - Original Message - From: "Keith Reedy" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2011 10:55 PM Subject: Re: Grouping and selecting tracks Hey Guys, I have a Korg Nano Kontrol I am no longer using, drop me a line at, wa9...@gmail.com Keith Reedy Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from Bibles For The Blind. http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml God gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him. J Hudson Taylor. On Feb 23, 2011, at 4:09 PM, RvR wrote: Hey Kevin, thanks for the suggestions. the Korg Nano I already knew but the Alphatrack sounds interesting indeed. As you perhaps saw in my other message I found a used Digi 003 for 750 euro and thought it was a good deal but haven't heard anything back from the guy yet. Well maybe tomorrow. best, Ronald Op 23 feb 2011, om 01:56 heeft Kevin Reeves het volgende geschreven: Hey Ronnald. Try the alphatrack from frontier designs, http://amzn.to/g2rMaX or the nano kontrol from korg. http://amzn.to/eQpJQb That's like 50 bucks or so. It's not automated, but it does have the buttons you need. If I think of anything else, I'll throw it your way. Kevin On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: Hi Ronald, Yes, a control surface is practically a necessity. It makes for solving a bunch of issues. It's always something… innit? Slau On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:42 PM, RvR wrote: Hey Slau, Oh well that's what I was afraid of. A nice control surface would bring me a lot of comfort with selecting, muting, transport etc. Haven't used one before and the choices for reasenable priced surfaces/interfaces are hard to find these days. The Digi 003 rack models don't have an included control surface, if I am not mistaken. The normal 003 is double the price. Any alternatives? Except for the Project Mix then. Ronald Op 21 feb 2011, om 14:59 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: Hi Ronald, I haven't found anything that can consistently work for selecting and deselecting tracks without a control surface. I'm still trying to come up with something that'll work each time. Slau On Feb 18, 2011, at 12:37 PM, RvR wrote: Hi all, What is the easiest way to select one or multiple tracks? I read some messages with different approaches in the list archive. I wonder if there is a one method fits all approach available. And how to know if one's selected without being in the track list table? Then Grouping of tracks: While all the tracks were automatically selected after creating them in the tracklist table I created a Group. This went fine but how can I deselect or add tracks to the Groep? The Select tracks option in the menu in the Group list table is not available. I think all the selected tracks are in the Groep cause they are in the Group list table. The Group creation dialog is still not fully accessible in my PT9, but this is a known fact I read. But how to do it then? Many thanks for any feedback you can provide. Best regards, ronald
Re: selecting with the slash key
Hey Herman, The only thing I can think of is that it sounds like your Edit and Playback Timelines are not linked for some reason. Look under the Options menu and double check that they're linked. If you're uncertain about where you are in the cycle, just know that you'll always land on the Start first after hitting slash. So, if you're uncertain, simply press Enter and who cares what's in the field. Re-enter the values. first press of the slash key is the first field of the start. Decimal moves you through the fields associated with bars, beats, ticks, etc. Or, if you were uncertain about the End, press slash twice and you'll be in the End edit fields. Most importantly, from the first press of the slash key, you're in Start and if you get lost, press enter first and then start over again by pressing slash. Hope that helps, Slau On Feb 23, 2011, at 3:50 PM, HF wrote: > I see the correct numbers being put in but when playing back the selection, > it's not exactly what I selected. If I'm selecting from 12.1 to 12.2 the > selection should be pretty small. Except that it's at least two bars or more > long when I hit play. My post and pre-roll are turned off if it makes a > difference and I am in the edit window. It doesn't work for me if I am in the > mix window. > > Also, since it does cycle, how do you know where it is without actually being > in the counter display cluster? > HF > > > > On 2/21/2011 8:53 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote: >> Hey guys, >> >> The command has categorically not been removed. It's there. Yes, the Edit >> window must be open but doesn't necessarily have to be the foremost window. >> Press Enter on the num pad rather than the return key, although I've found >> that to work, as I recall. >> >> Herman, set a hot spot on each of the locations, that is, Start, End and >> Length. Confirm that they're being entered. This should work with absolutely >> no problem. >> >> Slau >> >> On Feb 21, 2011, at 2:25 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote: >> >>> Hey Herman. Are you in the edit window? If not, try going there, >>> interacting with the counters, trying it again, and then look in the start, >>> end, and length. If you don't see your entered data, then we know for >>> certain it didn't work. I have 8 here, and it works great. Can someone else >>> try it with 9 and see if that command has been removed? I hope not, >>> as it is one of the best commands out there. >>> >>> Reeves
Re: Grouping and selecting tracks
Hey Guys, I have a Korg Nano Kontrol I am no longer using, drop me a line at, wa9...@gmail.com Keith Reedy Click the link below to download MP3's of Keith Reedy's music as a gift from Bibles For The Blind. http://biblesfortheblind.org/download_music.shtml God gives His best to those who leave the choice with Him. J Hudson Taylor. On Feb 23, 2011, at 4:09 PM, RvR wrote: > Hey Kevin, > thanks for the suggestions. the Korg Nano I already knew but the Alphatrack > sounds interesting indeed. > As you perhaps saw in my other message I found a used Digi 003 for 750 euro > and thought it was a good deal but haven't heard anything back from the guy > yet. > Well maybe tomorrow. > best, > Ronald > Op 23 feb 2011, om 01:56 heeft Kevin Reeves het volgende geschreven: > >> Hey Ronnald. Try the alphatrack from frontier designs, http://amzn.to/g2rMaX >> or the nano kontrol from korg. http://amzn.to/eQpJQb >> That's like 50 bucks or so. It's not automated, but it does have the buttons >> you need. If I think of anything else, I'll throw it your way. >> >> Kevin >> On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: >> >>> Hi Ronald, >>> >>> Yes, a control surface is practically a necessity. It makes for solving a >>> bunch of issues. It's always something… innit? >>> >>> Slau >>> >>> On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:42 PM, RvR wrote: >>> Hey Slau, Oh well that's what I was afraid of. A nice control surface would bring me a lot of comfort with selecting, muting, transport etc. Haven't used one before and the choices for reasenable priced surfaces/interfaces are hard to find these days. The Digi 003 rack models don't have an included control surface, if I am not mistaken. The normal 003 is double the price. Any alternatives? Except for the Project Mix then. Ronald Op 21 feb 2011, om 14:59 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: > Hi Ronald, > > I haven't found anything that can consistently work for selecting and > deselecting tracks without a control surface. I'm still trying to come up > with something that'll work each time. > > Slau > > On Feb 18, 2011, at 12:37 PM, RvR wrote: > >> Hi all, >> What is the easiest way to select one or multiple tracks? I read some >> messages with different approaches in the list archive. >> I wonder if there is a one method fits all approach available. And how >> to know if one's selected without being in the track list table? >> Then Grouping of tracks: >> While all the tracks were automatically selected after creating them in >> the tracklist table I created a Group. This went fine but how can I >> deselect or add tracks to the Groep? The Select tracks option in the >> menu in the Group list table is not available. I think all the selected >> tracks are in the Groep cause they are in the Group list table. >> The Group creation dialog is still not fully accessible in my PT9, but >> this is a known fact I read. >> But how to do it then? >> >> Many thanks for any feedback you can provide. >> >> Best regards, >> ronald > > >>> >> >> >
Re: Grouping and selecting tracks
Hey Kevin, thanks for the suggestions. the Korg Nano I already knew but the Alphatrack sounds interesting indeed. As you perhaps saw in my other message I found a used Digi 003 for 750 euro and thought it was a good deal but haven't heard anything back from the guy yet. Well maybe tomorrow. best, Ronald Op 23 feb 2011, om 01:56 heeft Kevin Reeves het volgende geschreven: > Hey Ronnald. Try the alphatrack from frontier designs, http://amzn.to/g2rMaX > or the nano kontrol from korg. http://amzn.to/eQpJQb > That's like 50 bucks or so. It's not automated, but it does have the buttons > you need. If I think of anything else, I'll throw it your way. > > Kevin > On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote: > >> Hi Ronald, >> >> Yes, a control surface is practically a necessity. It makes for solving a >> bunch of issues. It's always something… innit? >> >> Slau >> >> On Feb 22, 2011, at 4:42 PM, RvR wrote: >> >>> Hey Slau, >>> Oh well that's what I was afraid of. A nice control surface would bring me >>> a lot of comfort with selecting, muting, transport etc. Haven't used one >>> before and the choices for reasenable priced surfaces/interfaces are hard >>> to find these days. The Digi 003 rack models don't have an included >>> control surface, if I am not mistaken. The normal 003 is double the price. >>> Any alternatives? Except for the Project Mix then. >>> >>> Ronald >>> >>> Op 21 feb 2011, om 14:59 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: >>> Hi Ronald, I haven't found anything that can consistently work for selecting and deselecting tracks without a control surface. I'm still trying to come up with something that'll work each time. Slau On Feb 18, 2011, at 12:37 PM, RvR wrote: > Hi all, > What is the easiest way to select one or multiple tracks? I read some > messages with different approaches in the list archive. > I wonder if there is a one method fits all approach available. And how to > know if one's selected without being in the track list table? > Then Grouping of tracks: > While all the tracks were automatically selected after creating them in > the tracklist table I created a Group. This went fine but how can I > deselect or add tracks to the Groep? The Select tracks option in the menu > in the Group list table is not available. I think all the selected tracks > are in the Groep cause they are in the Group list table. > The Group creation dialog is still not fully accessible in my PT9, but > this is a known fact I read. > But how to do it then? > > Many thanks for any feedback you can provide. > > Best regards, > ronald >>> >> > >
Re: selecting with the slash key
I see the correct numbers being put in but when playing back the selection, it's not exactly what I selected. If I'm selecting from 12.1 to 12.2 the selection should be pretty small. Except that it's at least two bars or more long when I hit play. My post and pre-roll are turned off if it makes a difference and I am in the edit window. It doesn't work for me if I am in the mix window. Also, since it does cycle, how do you know where it is without actually being in the counter display cluster? HF On 2/21/2011 8:53 AM, Slau Halatyn wrote: Hey guys, The command has categorically not been removed. It's there. Yes, the Edit window must be open but doesn't necessarily have to be the foremost window. Press Enter on the num pad rather than the return key, although I've found that to work, as I recall. Herman, set a hot spot on each of the locations, that is, Start, End and Length. Confirm that they're being entered. This should work with absolutely no problem. Slau On Feb 21, 2011, at 2:25 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote: Hey Herman. Are you in the edit window? If not, try going there, interacting with the counters, trying it again, and then look in the start, end, and length. If you don't see your entered data, then we know for certain it didn't work. I have 8 here, and it works great. Can someone else try it with 9 and see if that command has been removed? I hope not, as it is one of the best commands out there. Reeves
Re: What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import?
Hey J R, I think you'll be better off just ripping the CD tracks using iTunes. Just rip them into AIF and you won't have any problem importing them into Pro Tools. One thing you'll need to be aware of is that you'll have to specify the destination as a track. In other words, instead of just importing the files to the session, you should import them into new tracks. They will appear in alphabetical order according to the name of the tracks on the CD or perhaps the number of the track depending on how your iTunes is set up to rip. After performing your edits on each individual track, you should create a new stereo track and use it as a place to paste the segments you've edited. HTH, Slau On Feb 23, 2011, at 9:54 AM, J. R. Westmoreland wrote: > Hi all, > > I’m doing an assignment for my Pro Tools 101 class and have to import a > number of tracks, clip segments from them, butt splice them together, and > bounce the result back to disk as an mp3 file. I then have to take that > result and cross fade the segments into each other and bounce that to disk. > > I can import the files directly from CD if needed but have all of them > already in FLAC format. That format appears to give the Mac fits. Does Pro > Tools handle this format? Is there another lossless format that would be > better? > > I ask because I’m having to re-do all my CDs for my broadcasting anyway and > would like to have a format that is compatible between the systems. Sorry if > this is a bit far afield. > > Thanks, > J. R. >
What lossless formats will Pro Tools handle on import?
Hi all, I'm doing an assignment for my Pro Tools 101 class and have to import a number of tracks, clip segments from them, butt splice them together, and bounce the result back to disk as an mp3 file. I then have to take that result and cross fade the segments into each other and bounce that to disk. I can import the files directly from CD if needed but have all of them already in FLAC format. That format appears to give the Mac fits. Does Pro Tools handle this format? Is there another lossless format that would be better? I ask because I'm having to re-do all my CDs for my broadcasting anyway and would like to have a format that is compatible between the systems. Sorry if this is a bit far afield. Thanks, J. R.
Re: Safe to buy second hand Digi 003?
Hey Ronald, Well, if you already have PT 9, then it doesn't matter as far as software is concerned. regarding the hardware, I think you might have to call Avid about that. It probably has more to do with upgrades, if you take them when they offer them so it might not be so important. Again, give Avid a call and they could probably explain it. slau On Feb 23, 2011, at 8:37 AM, RvR wrote: > Slau, was supposed to be all with double l, so you also [smile] > Pro Tools is included, although I already bought PT9, hope the 003 is not > linked to that particular Pro tools? Have no clue how the Avid registration > works. > > Ronald > > Op 23 feb 2011, om 14:25 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: > >> Hi Ronald, >> >> I'm not sure who Al is but I just thought I'd chime in to say there's no >> control that is specifically prone to failure on the 003 from what I >> understand. You might want to make sure that there's a valid copy of Pro >> Tools attached to the sale and it might be a good idea to transfer ownership >> within Avid's database. >> >> slau >> >> On Feb 23, 2011, at 7:53 AM, RvR wrote: >> >>> Hi al, need your advice. >>> I can buy a second hand Digi 003 Factory for 750 euro from a private >>> seller. He says it's hardly used, for what it's worht. >>> It has no more warranty. Are there parts that are weak and should I pay >>> attention to when looking at it? >>> Many thanks! >>> Ronald >> >> >
Re: Safe to buy second hand Digi 003?
Slau, was supposed to be all with double l, so you also [smile] Pro Tools is included, although I already bought PT9, hope the 003 is not linked to that particular Pro tools? Have no clue how the Avid registration works. Ronald Op 23 feb 2011, om 14:25 heeft Slau Halatyn het volgende geschreven: > Hi Ronald, > > I'm not sure who Al is but I just thought I'd chime in to say there's no > control that is specifically prone to failure on the 003 from what I > understand. You might want to make sure that there's a valid copy of Pro > Tools attached to the sale and it might be a good idea to transfer ownership > within Avid's database. > > slau > > On Feb 23, 2011, at 7:53 AM, RvR wrote: > >> Hi al, need your advice. >> I can buy a second hand Digi 003 Factory for 750 euro from a private seller. >> He says it's hardly used, for what it's worht. >> It has no more warranty. Are there parts that are weak and should I pay >> attention to when looking at it? >> Many thanks! >> Ronald > >
Re: Safe to buy second hand Digi 003?
Hi Ronald, I'm not sure who Al is but I just thought I'd chime in to say there's no control that is specifically prone to failure on the 003 from what I understand. You might want to make sure that there's a valid copy of Pro Tools attached to the sale and it might be a good idea to transfer ownership within Avid's database. slau On Feb 23, 2011, at 7:53 AM, RvR wrote: > Hi al, need your advice. > I can buy a second hand Digi 003 Factory for 750 euro from a private seller. > He says it's hardly used, for what it's worht. > It has no more warranty. Are there parts that are weak and should I pay > attention to when looking at it? > Many thanks! > Ronald
Safe to buy second hand Digi 003?
Hi al, need your advice. I can buy a second hand Digi 003 Factory for 750 euro from a private seller. He says it's hardly used, for what it's worht. It has no more warranty. Are there parts that are weak and should I pay attention to when looking at it? Many thanks! Ronald
Re: Factory 003
There are two manuals that are already installed which you should read. You can also download them from Avid. It's a lot, give yourself time. It does make sense after a while. HF On 2/22/2011 11:23 PM, Nelson Reiser wrote: Well I'm having problems understanding why the 003 doesn't seem to communicate with protools on a consistent bases. I realize that it is mostly do to my lack of knowledge about protools and the 003. The 003 has a arm button which I thought would arm the tracks that you selected in protools. But, it does not seem to work that way. I still have to go into each track in protools and arm them. does anyone know of a comprehensive manual that explains the 003 and how it works with protools? Nelson
