Pro Tools

Learn to set up M/S matrixing in Pro Tools and you open up a world of creative processing possibilities.

Learn to set up M/S matrixing in Pro Tools and you open up a world of creative processing possibilities.

Now that Pro Tools 11 has been available for a while, is it living up to its promise?

If you rely on Pro Tools, it's worth taking steps to avoid RSI.

Freed from the limitations of working within a web browser, the new iLok License Manager also offers a much improved user interface.

For anyone dismayed by the spec of the new Mac Pro, there's now a dedicated range of Pro Tools PCs.

Keeping track of your Pro Tools plug-in settings can make your life so much easier.

Sometimes Pro Tools needs a helping hand with finding files and collecting them together.

When Pro Tools loses track of the media files used in a session, you need to turn detective...

Now you can get your music to the outside world without ever leaving Pro Tools!

Pro Tools 10 has some new ways to help you move material to and from other systems — including older Pro Tools rigs.

Pro Tools can integrate external hardware into its mixer, and even compensate for the delay that this introduces.

Find out what the Pro Tools 11 world will hold for your hardware setup.

You can back up a Pro Tools session like any other file, but will it still be readable in 10 years’ time? Here’s how to make sure.

Pro Tools’ template system, and its undocumented Track Presets feature, can help your sessions get moving faster.

Avid’s Complete Production Toolkit effectively bridges the gap between HDX and native Pro Tools systems. We look at what you get for your money.

Learn how to use Pro Tools’ Digibase Browsers and all your audio files will be at your fingertips.

Pro Tools 10 unlocks the vast potential of Avid’s Artist Series controllers. Here’s how to tap into those new possibilities...

Some of the new features in Pro Tools 10 aren’t immediately obvious — but they can be invaluable once you know how to use them.

If you’re not careful, you could find that your Pro Tools HDX upgrade leaves you without your favourite plug-ins...

Should you upgrade your Pro Tools rig to HDX? And if you do, what pitfalls await?