9/19/2023 0 Comments Ivinci 15 and protools 8I gues I will see how much drive space is requiered and eventually run PT for a while, check some tutorials to see what is capable of, how the workflow looks like, etc. Seeren.yeah it's limited so I will get just basics. Otherwise I should put old mixes as waw files in Logic project which is not a good solution. I will try to go and see how things are placed in PT but I often have iTunes opened in order to listen previous mixes and compare to new ones from Logic. So I wanted to ask if someone knows if there is something particular that still isn't possible in Logic And now since LOGIC 9 has amazing new features such as FLEX, VARISPEED, IMPORT Project stuff, tempo change etc.some people are like : "Okay we don't need to go between Logic and ProTools, we have everything in the box". I think it is better for me to keep learning LOGIC but you know, I heard that before LOGIC 9 came out (and I know that's true since I used LOGIC 8 ), there wasn't anything like FLEX TIME or VARISPEED so people used ProTools and some "elastic" (I think) option for that. So I don't want to choke my system unless I will use it I don't know about latency in LOGIC since I didn't make any recordings in LOGIC yet but I know about that BUFFER SIZE that can be changed to affect latency if there is any.įisherking.Well I would try it but I am concerned about taking too much hard disk space. SculliD."Well pt8 doesn't have adc".ummm.what is ADC ? So nudge your clip gain, convert, trim with fader, convert, up, down, go to, I think I made a mistake it is PT essential actually. I have both of these as soft keys on my Artist Mix. Notice also that you can go back and forth with the opposite: Coalesce Clip Gain to Volume Automation. Want to get super detailed in your clip gain? Use the fader to write volume automation, select the region, go to Edit > Automation > Coalesce Volume Automation to Clip Gain. Oooooooh, sexy.īut this all assumes that you have no fader at your finger. Then I discovered that the scroll wheel on my mouse worked in place of the arrow keys. It's good, it's accurate, and it gets you pretty damn close. Highlight the region (or portion of a region) that you want to nudge and hold CNTRL + SHIFT + up/down arrow. This can be as little as 0.1 dB, I have mine set to 0.5. In Preferences > Editing > Clips there is a box that reads Clip Gain Nudge Value. If you are mousing through your clip gain, stop. This works much better in super-sessions with all the reels splayed out, than each reel to it's own session. I come to a scene I know we've heard already, click through my bin, select my bgs, copy/paste, tweak, add/subtract as needed, move on. As I go through the show and create my BGs, by the time I get to reel3 80% of the rest of the scenes are at least 75% complete. "INT Main Character's BR DAY" "EXT Street Med Traffic Night" so that they all group together in the clip bin. I try and stay consistent with the naming ie. I create an audio track, switch the voice from "dyn" to "off", select from the first to last frame of the scene (overlapping for dissolves) and create blank Region Groups. They're particularly useful to block out scenes. and markers are left for working with sync or "Pick Up here". Since we're not blessed with multiple types of markers, I use empty region groups to spot foley, adr, make general notes, etc. Screenshot1 screenshot2 screenshot3 screenshot4 screenshot5 Then set the threshold all the way and back it down until I feel i have the right amount of stuff retained.ģ) set my timeline drop order in the bins to "left to right"Ĥ) drag all of the regions back into the same timeline, now the spaces are completely removed and what I have is a steady stream of the larger transients in the recording. I usually set the minimum strip duration to zero and use very small start and end pads. If i have a long sound file with a lot of little transients that I want to isolate and use all at once I do the following:ġ) spot the long file to a track in protoolsĢ) use strip silence to isolate the transients and remove all of the whitespace.
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