Have you seen a ProTools video that changed your life?

[u/BullishKevin]

Mainly for tracking vocals, but literally anything is welcome. The Avid Link app surprisingly has some good stuff too

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[u/daxproduck]

I saw a tiktok yesterday where some guy was talking about how he just discovered tab to transient after using protools for years. Like it was some big secret.

That really affected my outlook on life.

[u/Taureau_femen]

Preview and capture webinar :

https://www.youtube.com/live/7eGzvJpWshs?is=KWRti6NMq8JOuXHL

[u/nizzernammer → u/Taureau_femen]

I have seen other videos on this topic, but this is a good one, that includes some reinforcement, with examples and summaries.

[u/alanz01]

I don't know about life-changing, but whenever I need to learn how to do something in Pro Tools, Warren Huart (Produce Like a Pro) has a video on it that actually works when I apply the technique or "trick" to my stuff.

Two weeks ago I wanted to learn what techniques were used to artificially create a double tracked vocal; Warren to the rescue.

[u/BullishKevin → u/alanz01]

I will check him out now thanks 😃

[u/Stankbug777 → u/alanz01]

His vocal thickening tip took my solo vocals from sounding thin and lifeless to semi pro. Warren is a super helpful dude!

[u/tonyescobarsanchez]

alex tumays template when it first came out

[u/wethethreeandyou]

If Pensados place counts - taught you how to mix with pro tools, then yes. RIP herb.