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Setting Tempos in Pro Tools
Loop Recording in Pro Tools
Beat Detective Loops in Pro Tools
Recording Kick Sounds in Pro Tools
Beat Detective a Kick in Pro Tools
Recording Snare Sounds in Pro Tools
Beat Detective a Snare in Pro Tools
Recording High Hat Sounds in Pro Tools
Beat Detective a High Hat in Pro Tools
Recording Chord Sounds in Pro Tools
Beat Detective Chords in Pro Tools
Drum Grids in Pro Tools
Conforming Tracks in Pro Tools
Normalizing Tracks in Pro Tools
Busing Drum Tracks in Pro Tools
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"Once I have my snare laid down, the next thing I'm going to do is beat detective that as well. First I'm going to highlight this track again the same way I highlighted the kick. Go to the selection and capture the selection. Once I've captured the selection I'm going to analyze it and make sure that the lines show up at each one of the parts that I want to separate it at, basically right before each of the snares. So I'm going to separate it and capture it one more time within the region conform. Once I've conformed it, I'm going to conform it one more time through an MPC swing. So now when I listen to it, it should be on point with the kick. So now I have a kick and a snare on point. "
eHow Article: Beat Detective a Snare in Pro Tools
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