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Opening a Pro Tools Session
Pro Tools Mix & Edit Windows
Creating Tracks in Pro Tools
Deleting Tracks in Pro Tools
Pro Tools IO Window
Pro Tools Insert Window
Busing Tracks in Pro Tools
Pro Tools Automation Tips
Recording in Pro Tools
Editing Waveforms in Pro Tools
Pro Tools Smart Tool Tips
Time Compression in Pro Tools
Zooming in Pro Tools
Pro Tools Shuffle Feature
Grouping Tracks in Pro Tools
Naming Tracks in Pro Tools
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"The next step I'm going to show you is how to record. Recording is pretty easy. The only thing you've really got to make sure you know is what your input is. Right now I have a tri-in going into my input three four. So I'm going to record on two separate, I could just record it onto a stereo track, but I'm going to record it onto two mono tracks. I'm going to put this first one to three, the second one to four. Arm both of them, and then I'm going to hit record first by pressing three or the record button up here, and it will start recording. And once I have everything all set, I can just unarm it, and I have my recorded piece and I can play it back."
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