If you work on an HD system, you’ve most likely come to a point where you run out of voices. When you are trying to reduce the number of voices you are using, knowing exactly what burns a voice will help you to slim down your sessions.
What uses a voice?
Region groups were introduced in Pro Tools 7 and are fairly self-explanatory. Essentially you can group a number of regions so that they act like one region. You can edit the region group, fade it, fade between multiple region groups or any combination of region and region group, and import/export region groups.
The key to session and data management lies in the workspace and project windows. Many casual Pro Tools users don’t know much about these windows or what they can be used for. Understanding these windows is the first step in getting under the hood of Pro Tools and really being able to control your workflow.
This Blog is where you'll find the Pro Tools shortcuts and features that we're obsessing about this week. They may be new features, old ones revisited, or just a hotkey we never knew existed.
If you have a any keyboard shortcuts, tips, or tricks you want to share, or if you just want to say "Hi!" contact us at major@ptdudes.com. We welcome any comments or suggestions!
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