Re: Creating busses
W'wo! baby! A comidore 64? Oh, Damn! Man! Let's go w'w'wa! back in the
machine days! Hey, guys, don't knock it! For their time, they were neet
little systems.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: Poppa Bear
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 10:03 PM
Subject: Re: Creating busses
Thanks Chris, I will give it a shot when I go to the studio tomorrow. I am
still trying to get this work flow down. I work so quick in Sonar that compared
to PT it is like I am working on a comadore 64 in PT. I got to get this bus
stuff figgured out because I am kind of a bus junky in Sonar and I do almost
nothing on track incerts in the way of plugins because I don't like the time it
eats up.
Thanks again though.
- Original Message -
From: Chris Norman
To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 2:47 PM
Subject: Re: Creating busses
Two ways (I think).
The one I (and probably everyone else) use, is select "New track", from the
sends popup menu, and then type in a track name. This'll name the bus properly
for you, then you can use it with any track.
Or else, you can create a generic aux track (auxiliary input), and as long
as you remember the number bus, then you can use it in the same way, it's just
nicer and easier to have it named properly for you.
HTH.
Take care,
Chris Norman
Email and MSN: chris.norm...@googlemail.com
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On 19 Apr 2012, at 05:21, Poppa Bear wrote:
Today I was trying to get a bus up to use and I couldn’t figure it out. I
thought that if I sent an audio track to a reverb bus it would automatically
create the bus, and it would be in the mix window. So I sent an audio track to
a reverb bus and thought the parameters looked fine, but when I went out of the
channel strip to the mix window I couldn’t find the bus I sent the audio to.
What do I need to do at this point? Thanks
Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing,
Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: Creating busses
Thanks Chris, I will give it a shot when I go to the studio tomorrow. I am still trying to get this work flow down. I work so quick in Sonar that compared to PT it is like I am working on a comadore 64 in PT. I got to get this bus stuff figgured out because I am kind of a bus junky in Sonar and I do almost nothing on track incerts in the way of plugins because I don't like the time it eats up. Thanks again though. - Original Message - From: Chris Norman To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 2:47 PM Subject: Re: Creating busses Two ways (I think). The one I (and probably everyone else) use, is select "New track", from the sends popup menu, and then type in a track name. This'll name the bus properly for you, then you can use it with any track. Or else, you can create a generic aux track (auxiliary input), and as long as you remember the number bus, then you can use it in the same way, it's just nicer and easier to have it named properly for you. HTH. Take care, Chris Norman Email and MSN: chris.norm...@googlemail.com Feel free to follow my music, either by following @cnproject on Twitter (www.twitter.com/cnproject), or by liking my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/thechrisnormanproject. On 19 Apr 2012, at 05:21, Poppa Bear wrote: Today I was trying to get a bus up to use and I couldn’t figure it out. I thought that if I sent an audio track to a reverb bus it would automatically create the bus, and it would be in the mix window. So I sent an audio track to a reverb bus and thought the parameters looked fine, but when I went out of the channel strip to the mix window I couldn’t find the bus I sent the audio to. What do I need to do at this point? Thanks Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: Creating busses
Two ways (I think). The one I (and probably everyone else) use, is select "New track", from the sends popup menu, and then type in a track name. This'll name the bus properly for you, then you can use it with any track. Or else, you can create a generic aux track (auxiliary input), and as long as you remember the number bus, then you can use it in the same way, it's just nicer and easier to have it named properly for you. HTH. Take care, Chris Norman Email and MSN: chris.norm...@googlemail.com Feel free to follow my music, either by following @cnproject on Twitter (www.twitter.com/cnproject), or by liking my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/thechrisnormanproject. On 19 Apr 2012, at 05:21, Poppa Bear wrote: > Today I was trying to get a bus up to use and I couldn’t figure it out. I > thought that if I sent an audio track to a reverb bus it would automatically > create the bus, and it would be in the mix window. So I sent an audio track > to a reverb bus and thought the parameters looked fine, but when I went out > of the channel strip to the mix window I couldn’t find the bus I sent the > audio to. What do I need to do at this point? Thanks > > Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering > and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Creating busses
Today I was trying to get a bus up to use and I couldn't figure it out. I thought that if I sent an audio track to a reverb bus it would automatically create the bus, and it would be in the mix window. So I sent an audio track to a reverb bus and thought the parameters looked fine, but when I went out of the channel strip to the mix window I couldn't find the bus I sent the audio to. What do I need to do at this point? Thanks Nate Kile, Cross Road Recording Studios, specializing in Mixing, Mastering and all your audio needs. www.crossroadrecording.com
Re: creating busses in PT?
Hi Christopher, Check out this link this will help you ketch the PT buss! http://protoolstraining.com/ProMedia-Blog/Tip-and-Trick/lets-all-get-on-the-bus.html Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com On Oct 3, 2011, at 10:31 AM, Christopher Harrington wrote: Hi, I've done the aux tracks, I'm not sure what to do from here though… Any help would be great!! Chris Harrington On Sep 29, 2011, at 5:28 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote: Quick answer since i am on my way out and don't have time to do a more detailed one, but should point u in the right direction. You will need to create AUX tracks name them accordingly and then assign your tracks to them either at the track out put or as one of the sends from the track depending on the signal flow you want. Command+ShiftN for new tracks, select the amount, whether its stereo or mono, and c change type to AUX and click ok. On 9/29/11, Christopher Harrington wrote: Hi everyone, I'm mixing a rock song, and I'm wanting to create a drums bus electric guitar bus, and what not. Would anyone mind breaking this down for me in PT? I've done it in sonar, but PT seems much different in that regard. Thanks, Chris Harrington Chuck Reichel 954-742-0019 www.SoundPictureRecording.com
Re: creating busses in PT?
Hi, I've done the aux tracks, I'm not sure what to do from here though… Any help would be great!! Chris Harrington On Sep 29, 2011, at 5:28 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote: > Quick answer since i am on my way out and don't have time to do a more > detailed one, but should point u in the right direction. You will need > to create AUX tracks name them accordingly and then assign your tracks > to them either at the track out put or as one of the sends from the > track depending on the signal flow you want. Command+ShiftN for new > tracks, select the amount, whether its stereo or mono, and c change > type to AUX and click ok. > > On 9/29/11, Christopher Harrington wrote: >> Hi everyone, >> I'm mixing a rock song, and I'm wanting to create a drums bus electric >> guitar bus, and what not. Would anyone mind breaking this down for me in PT? >> I've done it in sonar, but PT seems much different in that regard. >> Thanks, >> Chris Harrington
Re: creating busses in PT?
Quick answer since i am on my way out and don't have time to do a more detailed one, but should point u in the right direction. You will need to create AUX tracks name them accordingly and then assign your tracks to them either at the track out put or as one of the sends from the track depending on the signal flow you want. Command+ShiftN for new tracks, select the amount, whether its stereo or mono, and c change type to AUX and click ok. On 9/29/11, Christopher Harrington wrote: > Hi everyone, > I'm mixing a rock song, and I'm wanting to create a drums bus electric > guitar bus, and what not. Would anyone mind breaking this down for me in PT? > I've done it in sonar, but PT seems much different in that regard. > Thanks, > Chris Harrington
creating busses in PT?
Hi everyone, I'm mixing a rock song, and I'm wanting to create a drums bus electric guitar bus, and what not. Would anyone mind breaking this down for me in PT? I've done it in sonar, but PT seems much different in that regard. Thanks, Chris Harrington
