Tutorial: Editing Bass w/ Elastic Audio in Pro Tools

David gives an overview of how to edit bass guitar in Pro Tools with Elastic Audio. Let us know if this was helpful!
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Signal Chain: One Blue Encore 100 Microphone plugged directly into a Focusrite Clarett 8PreX, and finished off with a little processing inside StudioOne.
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[@grahamjohnston8489]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@TornadoTed]

To save having to shift click each marker manually I quantize the whole performance to 1% which sets a warp marker on every hit point without changing the timing in any significant way.

[@Eric-mv4xs]

Thanks for the video! I agree with the bass track being more organic. It definitely helps the recording to be more immersive. I think there are too many tracks that are "over-produced" and lose the emotion/expression that makes the music enjoyable.

[@Pixelproaudio]

Definitely. I like humans to play music, not machines. -David

[@oldschoolstan]

thanks for the help

[@joelecho]

Honestly I thought the original bass part sounded great. Great sound, awesome attitude.

[@Fishtank186k]

That tone is nuts. Amp sim?