Pro Tools 210

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PT210M Pro Tools Production II (Music Production)

 

LENGTH

Suggested length: 10 Training Sessions, 1 Exam Session

 

OVERVIEW

The PT210M Pro Tools Production II (Music Production) course covers techniques for working with Pro Tools systems in a professional music production environment. Concepts and skills learnt in the Pro Tools Fundamentals I (PT101), Pro Tools Fundamentals II (PT110) and Pro Tools Production I (PT201) courses are reinforced with practical music-specific examples.

This course prepares candidates for the Avid Certified Operator: Pro Tools | Music certification exam. Candidates wishing to take this certification exam must have firstly passed the Avid Certified User: Pro Tools certification exam.

 

AUDIENCE

This course is designed for end-users with intermediate Pro Tools skills with an interest in learning how to use Pro Tools | Ultimate systems with HD-series hardware in a professional music environment.

 

PREREQUISITES

Completion of the following courses and passing of the associated certification exams:

• PT101 Pro Tools Fundamentals I

• PT110 Pro Tools Fundamentals II

• PT201 Pro Tools Production I

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of this course you will be able to:

• Set up MIDI devices for use with Pro Tools

• Match a session’s tempo to an existing audio performance

• Control plugins with MIDI controllers

• Utilize advanced MIDI and audio recording options

• Share tracks for collaboration using a variety of techniques

• Record multiple takes to playlists

• Use Playlists view and assemble a composite performance

• Use Dynamic Transport for working with loops

• Use Beat Detective for a variety of purposes

• Use advanced MIDI production techniques, including the Restore Performance function, the Select/Split Notes function, MIDI Editor windows, and the Score Editor window

• Create drum patterns using MIDI and enhance drum performances with MIDI drums and/or drum samples

• Work with Bar|Beat Markers and the Graphic Tempo Editor

• Add and edit Key Change events

• Use catalogs for sound libraries

• Use Cut Time, Insert Time, and clip groups for song arrangement

• Apply static automation techniques

• Use Preview and Punch Preview workflows

• Fine-tune automation using Trim mode

• Bounce and render stems and create final bounces in a variety of ways

• Sit the associated certification exam

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