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Lesson 8: Intro to Pro Tools Posted on 2014-02-20 by Brian Mulvany

This week's lesson really changed my perspective of Pro Tools. Getting a glimpse into its history has helped me to appreciate why it is the industry standard, and how it set the bar for the competition that followed. At the studio I got to sit in on a rap vocal tracking session, where armed with just that nudge of extra observation, I couldn't help but notice a plethora of Pro Tools shortcuts and key commands being utilized in a streamlined fashion by my mentor. From this session alone, it was made apparent that there are a selection of key commands which are invaluable to an engineers workflow, affecting even the efficiency and productivity of the recording session itself. On that note, the key command quizzes that will be reappearing will definitely be helpful in this regard!

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Lesson 13: EqualizationPosted by Brian Mulvany on 2014-06-11

So many great things learned in this chapter about equalization. Some points of historical significance include: William Thomson - the man who's endeavors began the development of frequency equalization Langevin EQ-215A - the forerunner to the modern day graphic EQ Analogue EQ types: Graphic EQ (Fixed Frequency), Program EQ, Parametric EQ A rule of thumb pertaining to equalization, is that it is usually better to subtract than to add... Read More >>