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It does!

If you have single key shortcuts activated (the A/Z button highlighted yellow in the top right hand corner of the edit screen... not the clip list!) then the single key shortcuts are the same on PC!

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Absolutely! However, some recorders, cameras, and apps don't always give the option for this so it's more of a common problem that one would think!

The bracket encompassing the tops of the three main buttons is also a button itself. If you click on that, it will highlight all three as shown in the video. I hope that helps!

@@GoodMorningAudio yessir thank you, I figured it out shortly after

@@luminaireo4765 Excellent! Sorry for the slow response!

Thanks!

THANK YOU! You could absolutely do that and in some cases I do. For my studio... where I use Pro Tools in conjunction with a lot of external hardware, I have a number of templates setup for this so I don't continually need to route stuff. For editing and project building I rarely use templates because I don't often use the same approach for things. However there's nothing wrong with the approach! Whatever helps you get the job done. When I have new students I often recommend not working with templates because I think it over complicates whats happening when someone is learning the program. So I prefer to help people with less happening and a clean timeline. Template away though if you know what yer looking for! :)

You ABSOLUTELY can do this! It's very easy to setup and manage. Setup your project the way you'd like for it to be, then click on FILE/Save as Template... then choose the category and give it a name! Done!

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Happy to help! Thanks!

You're so welcome! Thanks!

I appreciate that!

Shure recently updated the desktop app. Give that a shot! p.shure.com/motiv-desktop-en

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Wow, thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

I haven't tried it with Instagram Live but let me check it out and report back!

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Thank you! Happy to help!

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I think it could do a decent job for sure. You main considerations would be the room and placement. The MIX between your instruments and voice would have to be done organically. What you do would largely be dependent how loud the instruments are compared to the voice. That and how reverberate is the room you are in? I think the mic would capture the performance well for sure though. Remain playful with microphone placement and I'm betting you can find some good results!

You are welcome and I hope the endeavor goes well! CLOSE is good for most sound sources but a big festival with a loud PA, just find the best sounding spot. Loudness wise you'll probably be fine most anywhere unless you are in the back of the place! Cheers!

Thanks! Positive feedback is always appreciated. Cheers!

Thank you too!

Thanks for asking but I haven't used Pro Tools First at all so I'm not sure what it can or can't do.

Thank you!

Sorry, I haven't been using Switch for a long while. I can't help you on this one! Good luck!

That's going to be tricky with a single microphone. I'll brainstorm a couple of options for you though because what's more fun than an audio problem? lol. So IDEALLY, you'd try to address a situation like this with two microphones. One for the voice and one for the instrument. ESPECIALLY when the instrument is going to be significantly louder than the voice is going to be and ESPECIALLY if the voice and instrument are in close proximity to each other. When recorded like this you could mix the two mics independently of each other and you'd be set. If you are only planning on using the MV88+ on it's own, a good option, if possible, would be to recording the instruction separately from the performing, though I suspect that this is going to REALLY up the amount of time you spend editing the video. If you want to speak and play in one take with just the MV88+, you could try this out: Set the MV88+ to a figure 8 pattern (referred to as Mono Bidirectional) in the manual and app). This is more or less setting up the MV88+ to have two mono microphones pointed in opposite directions. You could set the levels on the mic for your speaking voice, keep one side of the mic (it might help to get a long cable for this and clip the mic to a boom stand) around 3 inches away from your mouth and have the other side pointed down the length of the flute. This isn't IDEAL as you are way off axis from the flute but the MV88 is pretty sensitive and the flute can be pretty loud. You'll need to edit the audio later so you can split the channels, center them and re-adjust the volume for each independently. Some extra considerations... I'd probably turn on the peak limiter to avoid the excessive volume of the flute clipping the recording. If you are in a room with a lot reverb, the further from the sound source you are, the greater the reverberation will sound in the recording, that might be a nice effect on the flute, but distracting on the voice, hence keeping the mic closer to your mouth. Another maybe simpler option, set the mic up MONO CARDIOID, place it directly n front of you maybe 3 or 4 feet away, like directly on the phone when you are filing, recording everything as is, and later when editing edit all of the spoken sections and place them on a new track, raise the volume of the voice and use some kind of restoration/reverb removal tool to temper the excessive room noise and reverberation the voice will probably have compared to the flute. Depending on your skill level.. something simple to use might be DxRevive. There are of course more complicated and effective tools but DxRevive is pretty good and pretty easy to use. It's a tricky problem but maybe some of these ideas will work or, at the very least., inspire a new solution to come to you while trying! Hopefully some of this helps!

@@GoodMorningAudio Thank you very much for your quick and detailed answer to my problem! I will try your suggestions soon. Best!

Happy to help! Thank you!

Check and see if you have your Smart Tool enabled. You can see how to do that right here: ua-cam.com/video/19pi441xAeo/v-deo.htmlsi=Gqwd9zdpxAb9gCDm&t=95 Once this is activated, you should see the behavior you are looking for! Let me know how it works out! Cheers!

@@GoodMorningAudio Thanks for your reply. Smart tool is almost always on for me.

This might sound silly, but ZOOM in on the fade so it appears larger on your screen, does the smart tool behave any differently with the visually larger fade box displayed?

@@GoodMorningAudio Nope it's not the zooming level. I maxed it out to no avail... Thanks anyway mate! Keep up your good work!

Thanks for the question! Watch the linked to section of this video and just apply everything I do for panning, to the volume envelope instead! ua-cam.com/video/_FTqcDO-7m8/v-deo.htmlsi=WvX6RBc6c6K4Nfb4&t=271

Thanks@@GoodMorningAudio

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It def hit the battery but how hard exactly depends on the phone, age of the phone and hell, the temperature outside. For Hour long stuff it's easy, beyond that I'd bring a charger along!

thanks! would you recommend buying for voice and guitar video recording?@@GoodMorningAudio

In all honesty I think it’s a pretty great mic for voice and guitar. in it’s price range for mobile gear I think it’s probably the best option. There’s always “bigger and better” but that’s always adding more layers and dollars. For its price (considering you already own the phone/camera/supercomputer) it really can’t be beat.

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The curse of options I suppose! I think any DAW that's been around for so long has odd cases of feature creep here and there. If you have any questions feel free to ask! Cheers!

@@GoodMorningAudio I'm good sir , i figured it out with the Ctrl+E option. But , still upset because it's a little time wasting

Happy to help! Thanks for watching and writing!

great question! no. the mic used for most of my videos is a shure sm7b. cheers!

Are you working from the desktop? Sometimes that can be an issue... especially if you have that desktop sync'd with any cloud software. I'd try a different folder that is a) not the desktop and b) not being used by any other apps! Best of luck!

if you have an MV88 you can set it up in stereo mode using the shure motiv app. look 1:41 into the video to see the section of the app im talling about. Hope that helps!

Glad I could help!

You are most welcome!

Shawn, you need to make sure your single key shortcuts are "focused" to the editing window. Check out the video here at 2:16 in. This will get you sorted! ua-cam.com/video/19pi441xAeo/v-deo.html

@@GoodMorningAudio Yes! thank you!

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Sorry to hear that! Here are a couple of places to look. Make sure you have a mono track (to verify this, in the I/O panel you will see PAN listed under VOL. Make sure PAN is set to 0. Another place to look is the MASTER FADER. If you have a MONO master fader make sure PAN is set to 0 if you have a stereo master fader make sure both values under VOL are 100% left and 100% right. Good luck!

Hi! While Pro Tools can do a LOT for your mix, it's not really going to take average sounds and make them more realistic. I would suggest, instead, to look for better sample libraries. The Spitfire BBC Discovery plug in is a nice place to start. It's not the DEEPEST or the BEST but it's free and has some wonderful orchestra sounds. Here is the link www.spitfireaudio.com/bbc-symphony-orchestra-discover As a plugin, it'll respond to whatever MIDI messages you send it. It sounds like you might be a little new to this and there is def a learning curve but a nicer sounding library is a good place to start. Mixing that in any DAW like Pro Tools later is a great step but first, always look to the source. Hope that help!

Thank you for your detailed reply!

@@GoodMorningAudio and how do you marry Protools with BBC Spitfire? I am new on this.

When you install Spitfire, make sure to install the "AAX" version. This is the plugin format Pro Tools uses. After installing, you'll find it in the INSERTS section of your track. Cheers!

@@GoodMorningAudio Thank you!!! All I need now is to learn how to manipulate the softwares😀

Hi Deryck! Along the Pro Tools menu bar across the top of your screen, Click on SETUP and then PLAYBACK ENGINE. In the box that pops up, under the DEVICE section you will see PLAYBACK ENGINE as an option. Click in the drop box and you should see the Focusrite as an option. Choose that and click on OK in the bottom right hand corner of the window. Pro Tools may ask to save and restart. That's fine. When it opens up again your sound should be coming from the Focusrite. Just make sure you have the Focusrite connected before you do all of this. Now, I don't have INTRO installed on my machine but my guess is this setup should be pretty similar. I hope this helps! Cheers! -GMA

Thank you! Cheers!

To add reverb you want to open the INSERTS pane on the track. This is a tiny white box on the left hand side of the screen just above your highest track. When you click on it, make sure the box labelled INSERTS A-E is selected. Once this is selected you'll see a new column in the track open up. if you click on any of the available boxes in the "hamburger" styled menu that pops up, you'll be able to find your reverb in the menu that pops up along with several other effects that are installed. I don't have a specific video for this yet but hopefully this will help in the interim. Cheers!

@@GoodMorningAudio I appreciate your response 🤝🏾 thank you .

@@GiftedMike Happy to help!

agreed!