1. “Utilizing Pro Tools for Modern Production Techniques” Marco Sarasini

2. A need to silence dismissive criticism about Pro Tools’ Workflow by displaying suitable production methods. Introduction

3. A four minute remix of Nine Inch Nails 27 Audio Tracks 8 Stereo Instrument Tracks 4 MIDI Tracks 3 Auxiliary Tracks Pro Tools 8.0.3 and Virtual Instrument Expansion Pack Producing the Final Piece

4. The editing modes….. Shuffle – Spot – Slip – Grid Each mode has a function when creating the final piece Pro Tools 8 Benefits

5. The editing tools…. Zoom – Trim – Selector – Grabber – Scrubber Smart Tool makes working in PT8 Unique Increases experimentation with audio Continued….

6. Manipulation of audio regions Polyphonic – Monophonic – Rhythmic – Varispeed Different algorithms for different tasks Elastic Audio

7. Virtual Instrument Plug-In Sampling Workstation Capable of Routing Out to 32 Audio Channels Or 128 MIDI Channels Digidesign Structure 1.1

8. Sample an Electric Guitar – Created Vocal Effects – Used Existing Material Electric Guitar created with three velocities Structure performs tasks that cannot be done elsewhere Uses for Structure in FYP

9. Digidesign Velvet Digidesign Hybrid Digidesign Transfuser All MIDI features quantization using audio properties Other Instrumentation

10. Configurations for storing several variables Configurations make navigation simple Use in conjunction with Memory Locations Window Configurations

11. Limited track counts Audio interface compatibility issues Limited Conversion Options for Video and Audio Is there an over reliance on factual knowledge of the program? Pro Tools 8 LE Disadvantages

12. Created to show practical application Separate introduction created Screen Capturing done through ScreenFlow Video edited entirely through ScreenFlow Transition between clips using Cross Dissolves Demonstrational Videos

13. Popular Side-Chaining Technique (Ducking) A lot of video content does not use this Compression Side-Chaining