Is anyone using the HOTKEY MATRIX - keyboard Control Surface for Pro Tools? It
is a shortcut USB key board made for PT. I am considering it, but am not sure
if anything in voice over will conflict with the short cut functions. Here it
is,
http://dnamusiclabs.com/hotkey-matrix
Nate Kile,
OK.
I totally understand that pressing num pad period then enter your number
then period again will jump you to that marker. I also totally get that
hitting num pad period, dial in your number, then press num pad enter will
let you reassign! that marker to another location.
What, however
From what I understand, markers are for saving spots in your project,
whereas arrow keys are for marking regions for editing.
You can change to SMTPE time in the counter display. It says counter
display or something, can't remember.
Anyways, hth,
On 30/03/2012, Christopher-Mark Gilland
I know a ton of sighted PT dabblers that would love this, but can't really
see how it'd be worth its price tag for a screen reader user. It would help
you get things done if you find it easier to remember an 8x19 matrix of
buttons than standard shortcuts, but given how key-happy VO itself is
Chris,
Did you actually look through the Preferences window? In the Mixing tab, the
very first checkbox is the one. I don't understand why you couldn't find it.
well, there it is.
best,
Slau
On Mar 30, 2012, at 1:59 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
I don't see that tab anywhere by the
Command-Option-g works for me all the time. Hmm…
On Mar 30, 2012, at 9:59 AM, Eric Lambier wrote:
Thanks bro. It seems it only works once when you've opened the PDF. If you
want to do it agin, you have to close preveiw and reopen. Kind of weird
pain, but oh well! LOL
thanks
Eric
On
I can understand what you guys are saying. I guess that my thought is that
since I am coming over from PC and completely new to voiceover and PT that
anything with dedacated buttons would possibly help the transition to be a
little less drastic. It seems that with voiceover there is
Hi all,
I feel terribly stupid as this question has never been asked on this list, but
how do I select my inputs and outputs in ProTools?
Is my hardware audio device recognised automatically?
I can't see anything about this on the manual except that it says that I should
look in my audio devices
Plug it in, and ensure it's recognised by seeing if it appears in the
sound dialogue of System Preferences.
If it doesn't, make sure the drivers are installed properly.
When you've done that, set your device in the playback whatever it's
called option in the Setup menu of Pro Tools. When it is,
Chris,
Great explanation.
Keith Reedy
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On Mar 30, 2012, at 12:28
I put them on the same track quite often, I just adjust the input gain on
one or the other to adjust the amount of each affect going to the bus or
track. Not sure how it works in PT, but you can genraly creat a sub bus as
well to rout say your main reverb bus through, and on the sub bus you
Hi Chris,
That Intro to Pro Tools pdf we talked about earlier contains all kinds of
helpful information for people new to Pro Tools. Doing a search for keywords
like instrument, for example, yields lots of useful instances throughout the
manual. Of course, the Intro to Pro Tools guide is
Guys, since I know you're all working with some great equipment I
wanted to tell you about a deal I found for myself. I'm able to get a
D-command with the expansion module making it 24 faders in total along
with a 192 and all cables for $9000. This would be completely my own
money and nothing to
Hello Slau,
Where can we find these two documents you are referencing? I have a mac and I
am thinking about switching to protools. I would like to get ahead and do some
reading ahead of time though. Thanks,
Brian
On Mar 30, 2012, at 5:25 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
Hi Chris,
That Intro to
OK, I'll again have a look at it.
Chris.
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Hi Chris,
That Intro to Pro Tools pdf we talked about earlier contains all kinds of
Oh I gotcha Chris.
On Mar 30, 2012, at 8:45 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
They're on the DVD.
Chris.
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To: ptaccess@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 8:30 PM
Subject: Re: MidiIng
Hello Slau,
Oh, wow! Just, wow!
I was singing the song 3 Wooden Crosses by Randy Travis. I'm sure a lotta
you know it.
When I reach my double concinants ending with the letter r, for instance...
crosses... preacher, driver, three, growing, children, and promised,
On these words, I sound like I'm
Hi Joe,
Well sounds like a good deal is on the table...
One thing, does the system come with HD cards? The 192 will need a card.
Even so, the price for the control surface and interface still make it a
good deal.
One other thing about the 192. If it's the original one, it will come
standard
Yes, they do get installed in the DegiDesign or Avid folder in applications.
They are in a sub folder called documents. A google search for pro tools 9
reference guide or pro tools 10 reference guide should take you right to it on
avids site. Not sure about the gettings started guides
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