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M-Powered Basics Guide
8
Recording a Pro Tools Session
Before you record with Pro Tools M-Powered,
you first create a Pro Tools session, then prepare
an audio track for recording.
To create a Pro Tools session:
1
Verify the connections between your M-Audio
interface and your instrument or microphone.
2
Launch Pro Tools.
3
Choose File > New Session.
4
In the New Session dialog, set the session pa-
rameters as needed, or leave them at their de-
fault settings. (For details on New Session
settings, see the
Pro Tools M-Powered Getting
Started Guide
.)
5
Choose where you want to save your session.
6
Type a name for your session.
7
Click Save.
To prepare an audio track for recording:
1
Choose Track > New.
2
Specify 1 Mono Audio Track in Samples, if
your source is mono, or 1 Stereo Audio Track in
Samples, if your source is stereo.
3
Click Create.
4
Make sure the Mix window is open by choos-
ing Window > Mix.
5
In the Mix window, click the Audio Input Path
selector on the new track.
New Session dialog
Creating a new Stereo audio track
A mono instrument uses one input on an
M-Audio interface, and a stereo instrument
uses two. Creating a stereo track in
Pro Tools will not make a mono instrument
into a stereo instrument. If a mono instru-
ment is recorded on a stereo track, one of the
sides of the stereo track will show no signal.
Choosing an input in the Mix window
Input Path selector
Содержание
- Basics 1
- Pro tools m powered 1
- Copyright 2
- Introduction 3
- M powered basics requirements 3
- Online resources 3
- Connecting a sound system 4
- Connecting headphones 4
- Getting sound in and out of your m audio interface 4
- Connecting audio inputs 5
- Home stereo systems often use rca connec tors you can use an adaptor or a special ca ble to convert from the trs or ts connectors used on some m audio interfaces to the rca connectors on your home stereo 5
- Connecting a microphone 6
- Connecting a microphone to your m audio interface 6
- Mic cables and connectors 6
- Phantom power 6
- If your m audio interface has a mic line se lector press it to its out position 7
- If your m audio interface has a mic line switch press it to its out position 7
- If your m audio interface has a signal gain control carefully turn the input control to the right to increase the input level of your micro phone signal 7
- If your microphone requires phantom power make sure the microphone is connected then press the phantom power switch on your m au dio interface this switch sends 48v to 7
- Mic input the phantom power led on your m au dio interface will light when phantom power is being supplied 7
- Plug the 1 4 inch connector from your micro phone into one of the mic or mic inst 1 4 inch inputs on your m audio interface 7
- To use a microphone that has a 1 4 inch connector 7
- Connecting instruments 8
- Connecting instruments to an m audio interface 8
- A mono instrument uses one input on an m audio interface and a stereo instrument uses two creating a stereo track in pro tools will not make a mono instrument into a stereo instrument if a mono instru ment is recorded on a stereo track one of the sides of the stereo track will show no signal 10
- Recording a pro tools session 10
- Click play in the transport window or press the spacebar to start playback 11
- Click record enable in the transport window to arm pro tools for recording the record but ton flashes red to indicate that pro tools is ready to record 11
- Click stop in the transport window or press the spacebar to stop playback 11
- Click stop in the transport window or press the spacebar when you are finished recording 11
- Click the track record enable button 11
- Clipping occurs when you feed a signal to an audio device that is louder than the circuitry can accept to avoid clipping adjust the signal gain control if any if the m audio interface has front panel clip leds adjust the gain to a level where the peak leds do not light 11
- From the pop up menu select the interface in put you want to record for example select mic line 1 if your audio source is plugged into the first input of your m audio interface 11
- If the track s record enable button is lit click on it to take it out of record mode 11
- Play the instrument or sound source at the volume you will record 11
- Record your performance 11
- To play back a recorded track 11
- To record an audio track 11
- Transport to display the transport window click return to zero to go to the beginning of the session 11
- Use the signal gain controls on your m audio interface if any to maximize the signal going into pro tools while avoiding clipping 11
- When you are ready to start recording click play or press the spacebar 11
- Importing audio from a cd 12
- Bouncing audio to disk 14
- Creating an audio cd from a pro tools session 14
- Burning a cd 15
- Make certain that you configure your cd burning application to create an audio cd rather than a data cd 15
- M powered and midi 16
- Other m audio interfaces such as audio phile 192 include midi ports 16
- Recording midi on an instrument track 16
- Refer to your m audio interface guide for details 16
- Some m audio interfaces such as ozone and ozonic are also a midi keyboard with midi ports 16
- What is midi 16
- If your connected midi device does not ap pear check that you have configured your computer and its midi settings for more information refer to the 17
- Computers with slower cpus may not be able to use the 128 sample buffer size with out encountering performance errors 20
- Controlling delay latency during monitoring 20
- If you are monitoring the recording source with an external mixer before it is routed to pro tools you will not hear any latency 20
- M audio control panel mixer 20
- Pro tools hardware buffer 20
- You can leave the m audio control panel open while working in pro tools m powered 21
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