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Awesome, I'm glad it helped! FL Studio is great and was my first DAW I learned how to use.

I did not feel it was necessary for this beat. Maybe I will attempt on another project soon.

This is how the track was sent. In most cases I will normalize files to look more uniform. In the beginning of the video I have a limiter cutting off all sound that exceeds 0db to prevent clipping my speakers. In the digital world clipping is not really an issue you can adjust the gain of each audio file and also use the faders to adjust the volume.

Wow crazy! Small world

Which “a-z” is selected? There are 3 categories hat can be selected. The one I always use is located at the top right corner of the edit window. Make sure you are not selecting the one at the top right corner or the clips window.

You’re welcome

Thanks! Glad it was helpful.

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Appreciate it!

Yes, (For a Mac) you press Command + 2 to select the trim tool if you don't already have it selected. You can then press command + 2 to cycle thru the different trim modes including TCE trim tool.

@@topklasstutorials thanks man! Keep doing these tutorials, they’re really helpful

Yes input delay compensation is ON in my UA Console settings, this is only important when using multiple inputs simultaneously. I disable low latency monitoring in ProTools so I can record with auto tune.

You’re correct, I decided not to use playlists to make it easier to understand. Playlist is the best way to comp recordings IMO.

You can create an internal headphone mix within your DAW.

Awesome! Have fun!

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When low latency is enabled in ProTools, it will automatically turn off autotune when trying to record vocals. If this is what you want, you can leave low latency turned on however, I prefer to hear my autotune at the same time when recording. Hope that answers your question.

It’s a common issue with ProTools and windows. ProTools was originally created only for Mac back in the 90’s so some of the key commands don’t work. I actually used to be on PC before I switched and was using the shortcuts with no problem. Do some research to find the commands for windows and I guarantee these shortcuts will speed up your workflow.

I did not believe panning was necessary for this track.

Wow, thats embarrassing 😅. Somehow the audio got summed to mono. I opened the session to confirm and it is stereo and only the video is mono. Thank You for posting this out.

Thank you sir 😎

Glad it was helpful!

No problem

Thank you! Will do!

No problem

Yes I made a brief live video demonstrating a couple tips for recording podcast. I would honestly suggest using a different DAW for podcasts. Look into purchasing a DAW instead of paying a subscription. here is a link to the live video ua-cam.com/users/liveHrwsgNujZWg

Thanks, my faders are moving together when they are grouped together. My meters are set to sample peak. I suggest using reference tracks to compare mix's and using tonal balance or a spectrum analyzer to guide you. Your ears should be the final step in deciding if something sounds good. I made a video answering your questions, enjoy ua-cam.com/users/liveHrwsgNujZWg

Thanks Nashid! If you have any questions or request for future videos don’t hesitate to ask. Also don’t forget to like share and subscribe. 😎✌🏻

Yessir, I use Logic for creating music and record and mix in ProTools. Sometimes I will record and mix in Logic but im much faster in ProTools.

Thanks! Got some more videos coming soon!

Typically I will work in 32-bit 48 kHz for all my projects and convert to 24bit 44.1kHz when I bounce the project. Most streaming services accept high fidelity files so it’s becoming more common to use higher sample rates when possible.

Very welcome!

Thank you!