Pro Tools

In the second part of our guide to Pro Tools’ cloud collaboration features, we learn how to exchange tracks with other musicians.

Pro Tools 12.5 lets you collaborate remotely with other users. Here’s how to get started.

We explore the ins and outs of the new Track Freeze function in Pro Tools 12.4.

Pro Tools 12.3 sees the introduction of the invaluable Fade Presets, as well as an improved Batch Fades dialogue.

The new Commit Tracks option in Pro Tools 12.3 makes archiving your projects easier than ever.

Pro Tools’ new Commit Tracks feature is great for saving system resources and sharing sessions.

The Dashboard in Pro Tools 12 is the perfect jumping-off point for new and existing projects.

The new features promised in Pro Tools 12 are finally starting to arrive. Can Avid persuade existing users that it’s time to start paying annual fees?

As of version 12.2, all Pro Tools users now get powerful features like VCA Master tracks, Advanced Metering and the Disk Cache.

The latest native Pro Tools versions offer powerful features that were once restricted to HD systems.

Pro Tools 12 makes radical improvements to the way inputs and outputs are handled, which benefit all users.

Memory Locations in Pro Tools don’t have to be tied to the timeline — they can also store and recall a host of session parameters.

Exploiting Memory Locations to the full will revolutionise the way you work with Pro Tools.

Before you deliver your Pro Tools project to a collaborator, it’s vital to make sure it has everything they’ll need!

We help you keep your ever–growing Pro Tools sessions manageable!

For the most effective time correction in Pro Tools, you need to choose your weapon carefully...

Understanding Pro Tools’ automation is the key to unlocking its mixing power.

Many of Pro Tools’ editing tools offer useful alternative modes. Here’s how to get the best from them.

Latency can be a nightmare in digital recording. Here’s how to keep on top of it in Pro Tools.

Pro Tools acting funny? Chances are you’ve just changed playback mode by accident.

Pro Tools’ Quick Start dialogue does exactly what its name suggests!