Pro Tools All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies by Jeff Strong (PDF)

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    Ebook Info

    • Published: 2004
    • Number of pages: 720 pages
    • Format: PDF
    • File Size: 12.17 MB
    • Authors: Jeff Strong

    Description

    Shows musicians and home recording enthusiasts how to get up and running with Pro Tools, the leading software for professional music recordingFeatures minibooks on recording basics, PC and recording hardware, MIDI, editing, mixing, mastering, synchronization, and advanced Pro Tools useOffers information on the hot-selling Digi002, Digi001, and Mbox packages for home recording buffsProvides more complete information than other books, including basic tips on the recording processWritten by a professional musician who has been a touring and studio drummer as well as a sound and recording engineer

    User’s Reviews

    Editorial Reviews: From the Back Cover 8 books in 1–your key to success with Pro Tools! Your one-stop guide to producing professional music recordings at homePro Tools lets serious and hobby musicians create recordings that rival big label CDs. And if you’re going to invest in a Pro Tools setup, you want to get the most out of it. So keep this reference handy! It has the scoop on hardware, software, techniques, mixing and mastering, and even marketing your music.The Dummies WayCoverage of the essentials and beyondExplanations in plain English”Get in, get out” informationThumbtabs and other navigation aidsTear-out cheat sheetA dash of humor and funDiscover how to:Install Pro Tools on a Mac® or PCNavigate Pro Tools windows and menusSet up mics to get great soundsEdit individual tracks on screenUnderstand and work with MIDISynch with external digital mixers About the Author Jeff Strong is the author of Home Recording for Musicians For Dummies and is President of the REI Institute, a MusicMedicine research organization and therapy provider. Jeff graduated from the Percussion Institute of Technology at the Musician’s Institute in Los Angeles in 1983, and has either worked in or owned a recording studio since 1985. Every week, he records dozens of custom-client CDs using Pro Tools. He has also released eight commercially available CDs, four of which can be found at www.reiinstitute.com. This is his fourth book.

    Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

    ⭐A new edition of this book will be published in June (2012). And it’s about time. A lot has changed since the current version was published in May of 2004. That said, this book continues to be an excellent reference for those who are new to Pro Tools and/or the world of digital recording. I purchased a hardcopy and e-book version in 2007. I kept the e-book on my PC desktop for quick search and reference as I was learning to use Pro Tools.

    ⭐Very helpful and easy to use

    ⭐This is one hefty book. Then again Pro Tools is one hefty software that few can completely understand. But so far, this does get the info to you in layman’s terms. The books and sites that are out there to help you with PT is so confusing and this can clear it up for you.

    ⭐Fairly old write up. Suggests 1gb ram to run software.

    ⭐This is a very good reference for newbies to pro tools like me. The tutuorial dvd that came with my ignition pack was so drab. I honestly fell asleep 3 times watching it before I finally made it all the way through. This book allows you to go at your own pace and build a solid foundation.

    ⭐GOOD

    ⭐Great condition and quality.

    ⭐I’ve been a ProTools user for a few years (Digi 001 and now Digi 002 with ProTools 7 LE), but never took any courses or purchased any courseware. I could do basic tracking, but when it came time for my first large CD project I knew I needed help. Although the tutorial DVD that comes with ProTools 7 LE has some great material in it, the manuals never really seemed to answer my questions.This book was invaluable in taking the step from “basic user” to semi-pro user. It’s well written in a direct and friendly tone with anecdotes that show how the author has “been there too” and shares a musician’s perspective on recording.From understanding microphones and setting up a small studio through recording and even into mastering, this book is an invaluable reference for anyone who is ready to get beyond the basics. It covers step-by-step processes for many common tasks and provides some background on why things are the way they are – which leads to better user comprehension. Not only can you perform the task, but you also have a better understanding of why it is done the way it is.

    ⭐As a beginner on Pro Tools, I hoped this book would provide me with an easy introduction. However, I needed a jargon buster dictionary to understand the terminology used throughout. Added to this grumble, when I received the book I realised it had been published in 2004 and deals with Pro Tools 7, whereas I have Pro Tools 8. Maybe I’m the dummy!

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