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Apple Soundtrack Pro 2 Tutorials Online |
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Description
Apple Soundtrack Pro 2
Soundtrack Pro 2 may be one of the best kept secrets in the world of audio workstations. With power rivaling even the most advanced audio editors, it also takes a solid stab at audio post. Its tools are wide ranging and first rate, partly because many have been taken from the renowned Logic Pro suite. This tutorial takes you through Soundtrack Pro 2, clearly explaining each function while revealing the practical uses of the software within the real world. Sam McGuire describes Soundtrack Pro's strengths, weaknesses, and general quirks to help you navigate and get the most out of this powerful application. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links. |
01 Soundtrack Pro 2
0101 What is Soundtrack Pro 2?
0102 Compatibility Information
0103 Software Packages
02 Pane System
0201 The Layout of Soundtrack Pro 2
0202 Left Pane
0203 Right & Bottom Panes
03 Setting Up Soundtrack Pro 2
0301 General Preferences
0302 Project Settings
0303 Recording & Synchronization
0304 Control Surfaces & Video Out
04 Apple Loops
0401 Getting Sound Right Away
0402 Music Loops
0403 SFX Loops
0404 Creating a Score Using Loops pt. 1
0405 Creating a Score Using Loops pt. 2
0406 Creating a Score Using Loops pt. 3
0407 Sound Design Using Loops
0408 Creating Your Own Loops
05 Tracks
0501 What are Tracks?
0502 Editing Audio Clips on Tracks
0503 Using Automation pt. 1
0504 Using Automation pt. 2
06 The Mixer
0601 What is the Mixer?
0602 Effectively Using the Mixer
0603 Why the Mixer is Not Always a Good Choice
07 Tools
0701 Selection Tool & Time Slice Tool
0702 Blade Tools & Scrub Tool
0703 Lift Tool & Stamp Tool
08 File Editor
0801 Basic Tools
0802 Display Frequency Spectrum
0803 Audio Streching Tool
0804 Sample Edit Tool
0805 Edit Menu Functions
09 Multitake Editor
0901 What is a Multitake Clip?
0902 Creating a Multitake Clip while Recording
0903 Editing with Multitake Clips in Music & Post
10 Conform
1001 What is the Conform Function?
1002 Preparing Files in Final Cut Pro
1003 When You Should & Shouldn't Use It
11 Browser & Favorites
1101 Using the Browser to Access Files
1102 Other System Tools that Compliment the Browser
1103 Setting & Using Favorites
12 Analysis
1201 General Usage
1202 Clicks & Pops
1203 Power Line Hum
1204 DC Offset & Phase
1205 Clipped Signal
1206 Silence
13 Actions
1301 Reasons Why the Action List is Great
1302 Using the Actions List Effectively
1303 The Action List in Action
14 Effects
1401 Using Effects as Inserts
1402 Using Effects through the Processor Menu
1403 Dynamics
1404 Spectrum
1405 Time Effects
1406 Reverb
1407 Specialized
15 Recording
1501 What You Need to Record
1502 Pushing Record for the First Time
1503 Proper Monitoring
16 HUDs
1601 What are HUDs?
1602 The Sound Palette
1603 Multipoint Video
17 Process Menu
1701 Fade in through Reverse
1702 Inserts & Time Stretching
1703 Noise Reduction through EQ Matching
1704 All the Rest
18 Surround Sound
1801 Setting Up Surround Submixes
1802 The Surround Panner
1803 Automating in Surround
1804 Automatic Down Mixes
19 Markers
1901 Setting Up Markers
1902 Efficiency with Markers pt. 1
1903 Efficiency with Markers pt. 2
20 Project Examples
2001 Project pt. 1
2002 Project pt. 2
2003 Project pt. 3
2004 Project pt. 4
21 Final Formats
2101 Exporting Your Project
2102 Using Soundtrack Pro 2 with Compressor
2103 Archiving Your Project
22 Wrap Up
2201 Summary
2202 About the Author
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