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BOOKS
Mixing a...z
 J's latest book is a practical, comprehensive manual on the art of mixing. Everyone from the audio student to the veteran engineer can benefit from the topics explored, ranging from
Pro Tools a...z
 J's flagship book is intended to be an easy-to-use, practical guide to all that Pro Tools has to offer. If you are a beginner, you should have absolutely no problem setting up your system and getting started.
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DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS
Pro Tools Delivery Instructions:
- Make a back-up of your session, and work
with the back-up... not the Master
- Keep files in their original
file format (WAV, AIF, SDII)
- Keep files at their original
bit depth (24Bit, 16Bit)
- Keep files in their original
sample rate (192k, 96k, 48k, 44.1k, etc.)
- Be sure that all tracks
are named properly (Kick, Snare, Bass, etc.)
- Be sure that all edits
are made
- Do not commit to any processing
(Deactivate all plug-ins)
- Be sure that all files
are consolidated (All files should start at zero,
even if this means leaving a lot of silence
at the beginning of a track that only plays at
the end of the song)
- Consolidating Tracks
- Select the entire track from just beyond
the end of the final region all the way
to the beginning (Zero)
- Under the Edit Menu
choose Consolidate Selected Regions (Shift-Option-3)
- Under the Playlist Menu
choose Delete
all Unused Playlists
- Under the Regions List
Menu choose Select
Unused Files (Shift-Command-U)
- Under the Regions List Menu
choose Delete
Unused Files (Shift-Command-B)
- Burn the session to a CD-R,
DVD-R, or copy it to a Hard Drive
- Send the CD-R, DVD-R, or Hard Drive (Including
any documentation, and instructions)
Other Digital Audio
Workstations:
- All other DAWs should
function in a similar fashion, so use the steps
above as a guideline.
Tape:
- Tape will require a transfer
- Third
party transfer fees will apply
- Be sure to make
a safety
- Be sure to send the
safety not the master
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