How to Quickly Bounce Out Tracks In Pro Tools Processed or Unprocessed

In this video, I will show you how to quickly bounce out all or some individual channels at one time in pro tools. Processed or unprocessed. Super simple and super fast. No more soloing channels to bounce out drums or whatever it is you need individual channels for. In Pro Tools 2020 it’s super fast and simple.

 

Record Enable All Of Your Channels In Pro Tools

In this video, I will show you how to record enable all of your tracks at once with one click. I also show you how to change your WAV view/mode to volume view/mode with one click as well as muting and soloing all channels with one click.

 

 

 

 

How to Bypass All of Your Plugins in a Pro Tools session W/One Click! + other Pro Tools Shortcuts.

In this video, I show you how to bypass all of your plugins in your session with one click and a few other shortcuts that you will use over and over again. When doing this shortcut you need to start on the top plugin row to bypass all plugins. Going down to the second row will bypass the 2nd row and everything below but leaving row one on.

Time Stamp:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Previous way I bypassed all plugins in Pro Tools
1:25 How to bypass all plugins in Pro Tools with one click
3:20 Bypassing all plugins in one row only across the session
4:07 Adjusting all track heights at once with mouse and hold alt on keyboard
5:18 Zooming in and out of session by scrolling with the mouse shortcut
6:03 Adjusting amplitude height of WAV file with apple mouse

 

5 Keyboard Shortcuts for Zoom in Pro Tools

In this video, I will show you 5 keyboard shortcuts in Pro Tools to
1) Adjust Track Height with Keyboard Shortcut
2) Horizontal Zoom
3) Quickly Show Session Length
4) Adjust Wav Height or “Amplitude” and reset to the original view
5) Quickly find the cursor when at another part of the song.

As always, thank you for watching!

 

How to Audition Clips in Pro Tools

In this video, I will show you 2 ways how to audition clips in Pro Tools. I will show you why you would in some of your sessions. This should make your search much easier hearing what the clip sounds like before bringing it into the edit window.

Color Coding Tracks in Pro Tools and Why You Should Do It

Color Coding Track in Pro Tools and why you should do it! Be more efficient, have a faster workflow that saves you time and effort during the mix phase. Putting best practices mixing and recording, like color-coding your tracks, will help you look more professional with your clients and the time it takes you to complete a mix. Would love to hear what you do for efficiency and workflow on your session. Thank you so much for watching.