Re: best way to learn protools. Question for Matt

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RE: best way to learn protools. Question for Matt

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Re[2]: Music composition with ProTools question

Hi, So, the best thing if one swants to use Protools is to use a KK keyboard, is this correct? Many thanks, Christian On 2019-04-23 at 09:38 Steve Martin wrote: >I am under the same impression of KK’s implementation being more >in-depth and a bit simpler with logic. But yeah the fact that

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

I am under the same impression of KK’s implementation being more in-depth and a bit simpler with logic. But yeah the fact that its basically useless accessibility wise without a KK keyboard and you can’t use it with any of the many audio effects that are now NKS compatible on an audio track has

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

No, but I have considered it, as far as I know the implementation with Logic is better than with Pro Tools, but this might be outdated info… I also would like it to be accessible without the use of a NI keyboard connected, like when you’re not in your studio…. But still interested, and still

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

are you using K K john. if so how do you find it. Steve > On 23 Apr 2019, at 5:30 pm, John André Lium-Netland > wrote: > > Thanks for all the info and thoughts, it’s interesting to stay informed on > this subject anyways… ;) > > > On 23 Apr 2019, at 08:26, Steve Sparrow wrote: > > i

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

Thanks for all the info and thoughts, it’s interesting to stay informed on this subject anyways… ;) On 23 Apr 2019, at 08:26, Steve Sparrow wrote: i don’t really think logic would replace protools for me. But i like it for what it does and will use it along side Pt. Which is really what I

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

i don’t really think logic would replace protools for me. But i like it for what it does and will use it along side Pt. Which is really what I intended to do. Steve > On 23 Apr 2019, at 10:12 am, Steve Sparrow wrote: > > just to add I think the other thing that decided me to give logic a run

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

just to add I think the other thing that decided me to give logic a run was the fact i had a lot of old midi files to deal with for a client. With logic you just open them up and it’s all there and you just start playing around with sounds. I found in protools this was not so easy. As i had to

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

Editing is more intuitive in pro tools but can be done in logic if you take the time to learn its workflow. Multi track recording is still a bit more annoying than it should be from an accessibility standpoint but no real issues if you are only recording one track at a time. If you are a

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

Hi John as I say i’m quite new to it. I think the Main issue with using logic is knowing what tracks are armed at any one time. Witch is probably fine if you only want to record one or two tracks at a time. other logic users may have a work around for this, but not sure. For me I’ll continue

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

Hi Steve, How good is the current state of accessibility in Logic compared with Pro Tools? Where is Logic more accessible, and where is Pro Tools most accessible? Best, John André On 21 Apr 2019, at 12:36, Steve Sparrow wrote: yeah. I’m very new to logic, but getting my head around it ok

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

yeah. I’m very new to logic, but getting my head around it ok now. If it’s music composition you are doing and if your mainly dealing with midi recording. I’d think logic may be the better option. It just seems well set up for that sort of work.then you’ve got all the loops and other things

Re: Music composition with ProTools question

Hi, I don’t know that much about Logic, but from what I’ve heard, the built in soft synths/instrument sounds are better in Logic, so it may be a better tool for composing. Best, Niklas Skickat från min iPhone > 21 apr. 2019 kl. 00:40 skrev Christian : > > Hi all, > > OK, so I have not

Music composition with ProTools question

Hi all, OK, so I have not posted much into this group, but I’d like to hear your opinions. I’ve got Logig Pro X installed, and I have been thinking about installing ProTools and try to learn it. But, when it comes to music creation, may Logic Pro X be a better alternative? I read some posts on

Re: Protools question

update the > main counter? > > Thanks! / Martin >> -Original Message- >> From: ptaccess@googlegroups.com [mailto:ptaccess@googlegroups.com] >> On Behalf Of Slau Halatyn >> Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2018 10:03 PM >> To: PTAccess List <ptaccess@go

RE: Protools question

nt: Thursday, February 22, 2018 10:03 PM > To: PTAccess List <ptaccess@googlegroups.com> > Subject: Re: Protools question > > Hi Christian, > If you have the MIDI Event List open and you have made a selection, as > you've probably learned, you cannot use the up/down arrows. A

Re[2]: Protools question

Hi Slau, Many thanks for that will give it a try. I am still learning butI like it. Many thanks, Christian On 2018-02-22 at 16:02 Slau Halatyn wrote: >Hi Christian, >If you have the MIDI Event List open and you have made a selection, as >you've probably learned, you cannot use the up/down

Re: Protools question

Hi Christian, If you have the MIDI Event List open and you have made a selection, as you've probably learned, you cannot use the up/down arrows. Apart from using "insertion follows playback" (which has it's advantages and disadvantages), the easiest way to update the Main counter is to press

Protools question

Hi all, I have just started to record MIDI in Protools 2018 and it works great. However, I have a question. If I want to use the MIDI event viewer to correct some notes, and I am playing back my song, how do I pause at a given position? Best regards and thanks, Christian -- You received this

Re: Learning Protools question

Hi Christian, I suggest you to browse through Youtube-tutorials (sometimes sighted people describe what they do, sometimes they dont). You will need a little patience in finding the way how things have to be done using voice over. As far as I know there is just one Voiceover based tutorial out

Re: Flotools and Protools question

That's an Inspector command so you have to enable the Inspector mode with the Forward Slash key. HTH Slau > On Feb 18, 2018, at 12:09 PM, Christian wrote: > > Hi again, > > Just a question, if I have the mix window open and navigate to a track with > VO and then press

Learning Protools question

Hi all, OK, so I now have figured out how to play, record and a few other things in Protools and Flotools. But, has anyone some good recommendations on how I can learn Protools, if there are any tutorials or whatever so that one can get into it more quicker? Best regards and thanks,

Re: Flotools and Protools question

Hi again, Just a question, if I have the mix window open and navigate to a track with VO and then press t, shouldn’t the name of that track be spoken? Nothing happens when I try to do that. Many thanks, Christian > 18 feb. 2018 kl. 17:00 skrev Ignasi Cambra : > > You

Re: Flotools and Protools question

You can leave macOS in whatever language you want. That shouldn’t be a problem. Sent from my iPhone > On 18 Feb 2018, at 16:26, Christian wrote: > > Hi, > > I will use Protools in English, but I was referring to the display language > of my Mac OS. I have however

Re: Flotools and Protools question

Hi, I will use Protools in English, but I was referring to the display language of my Mac OS. I have however added English US as an input source. Best regards and thanks, Christian > 18 feb. 2018 kl. 14:12 skrev Ignasi Cambra : > > If I were you I would stick to the

Re: Flotools and Protools question

If I were you I would stick to the English version of Pro Tools, if that’s what you mean by display language. It’s OK if your operating system is in a language other than English, but I think using Flo Tools with ProTools in a different language will give you trouble. Sent from my iPhone > On

Re: Flotools and Protools question

By default, tracks are set to medium height when they're created. If you need to change or verify that tracks are set to the same height,navigate to a track in the Edit window (not in the Track List table but in the main part of the window). Interact with the track and use the track options

Flotools and Protools question

Hi all, OK, so I’ve finally installed Flotools and Protools 2018 but I have a question. Where do I set track heights to medium? And at last, if my display language is not set to English US, but my keyboard is set to it, is that fine or should the display language also be set? Many thanks,

Protools question

Hi all, OK, since I cannot get Flotools to work, due to the bug in VO on my High Sierra system, I have some general question. As a new Protools user, How do I view my tracks list on the screen? And at last, any good resources you recommend get get started? Many thanks, Christian -- You