WHAT'S NEW IN PRO TOOLS 10

What's New in Pro Tools 10
  • Introduction
  • Software Specific...
  • Nomenclature Changes
  • Real-Time Fades
  • Clip Based Gain (...
  • Clip Based Gain (Advanced)
  • Export Tracks as ...
  • Support for Inter...
  • 32 Bit Files & Mi...
  • Mixed Audio Files...
  • iTunes & SoundCloud
  • Clip Groups
  • Disk Cache Enhanc...
  • AudioSuite Handles
  • AudioSuite Revers...
  • Multiple AudioSui...
  • AudioSuite Preser...
  • Bus Interrogation
  • New AAX Format & ...
  • The New Channel S...
  • New Visual Mixing...
  • In-App Web Browser
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PRO TOOLS 10 IS HERE - LEARN WHAT'S NEW!

Pro Tools 10 is chock-full of new features and functions that will dramatically speed up your workflow and production time. Pro Tools guru Michael Costa takes you step-by-step through each new feature and function, in-depth, leaving no stone unturned.

Michael covers topics such as the new specs, menu name changes, Clip Based Gain, new export options, new supported file types and bit depths, iTunes & SoundCloud support, Clips Groups and Disk Cache Enhancements. He then goes deeper into all the new AudioSuite features, Bus Interrogation, the new AAX plug-in format, Channel Strip plug-in, visual mixing features and more!

If you need to know what's new in Pro Tools 10, this is the video series for you.

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  • 22 Tutorials / Almost 2 Hours Total Runtime
  • For all beginner to advanced Pro Tools 10 users
  • Tutorials written by Pro Tools guru Michael Costa
  • Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
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    • Michael Costa

    Michael Costa

    1. When did you start dabbling in music?

    I was classically trained in piano from the age of 7 and had a strong obsession with popular music right throughout my youth. I played keyboards in various rock bands in the mid 80's but found a pronounced leaning towards the technology and computer side of music as samplers and computers became more attainable in the late 80's.

    2. What training have you had?

    In 1989 I completed my Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Music Technology from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia. Much of my tech knowledge in those pre-internet days came from devouring issues of Keyboard, Mix and EM - monthly, without fail.

    3. When did you get into recording?

    I started getting into recording in 1984 with a Tascam 244 4-track cassette system. In 1989 I moved to a Digidesign Sound Tools II system - a true random access 2 track editor - and that was the beginning of a long association with Digidesign products. I married this hardware up to Opcode's Studio Vision for many years as well as getting in at the ground floor with Pro Tools v1 in 1991. I've been a Pro Tools user since then right up to the current day.

    4. People you have worked with/for?

    I've been lucky enough to work with a huge cross section of talent within the Australian music scene. Names like: INXS, Little River Band, John Farnham, Kasey Chambers and Richard Clapton. Plus music editing on breakout movies like Shine and Strictly Ballroom with Oscar nominated composer, David Hirschfelder.

    5. Why are you so good at training people?

    I think I'm good at training because I really love this stuff - I genuinely want to show people how cool these tools are. Even as a fully grown adult, I still find myself getting excited like a little kid about the magic we can do with our systems these days and wondering how far it can go in the years to come. I hope that enthusiasm is contagious!

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