Patrick Coffin – Pro Tools Mixing Tips and Tricks

Patrick welcomes you and discusses how these mixing tip & trick tutorials will help speed up your workflow and perfect your mix, and then goes over the general layout of the Mix Window so you have an understanding of the functions available. Next, Patrick shows you ways to navigate the Mix Window quickly by using simple key commands as well as some easy ways to make the most of your computer’s processing power and maximize its available resources.

Moving on, you’ll see ways to build out a consistent session layout template that will shave time off of nearly every move you make as well as help ensure you never lose your creative mojo searching for something. Plug-in management ideas are next, and you’ll discover how to use the Favorite Plug-ins feature and other functions to make sure you can pull up the intended plug-in as quick as possible.

Throughout the rest of the videos Patrick goes over straightforward, yet often overlooked techniques that will help you work faster and get better results mixing in Pro Tools such as using Plug-In Presets, Track Presets, utilizing the Import Session Data feature as a workaround for track presets on older versions of Pro Tools, the benefits of A/Bing often to help decide if you are making changes that actually help your mix, and setting proper gain-staging to make sure your mix has the headroom it needs at every stage. You’ll even explore the benefits of using Mix Groups on multiple tracks simultaneously, learn the best ways to use automation in your mixing, and much more.

To see what these comprehensive Pro Tools tutorials show you and how they’ll up your skills when mixing in Pro Tools, check out the individual Pro Tools video tutorial descriptions on this page. Mix like a pro in Pro Tools now with these indispensable tips and tricks… Watch “Pro Tools Mixing Tips & Tricks” today.

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