Mixing And Plug-In Processing - Avid Pro Tools Bedienungsanleitung

• Reveal the Controller lane for the MIDI or
Instrument track and show Velocity.
Revealing the Velocity Lane
2
Select any Grabber tool.
3
Drag the top (diamond) of the velocity stalk up
or down.
Dragging a velocity stalk
The velocities for a range of notes can be
edited with any Pencil tool.
Deleting MIDI Notes
In addition to deleting selected notes with the
Clear
command in the Edit menu, individual
notes can also be deleted with the Pencil tool.
To delete a group of MIDI notes with the Clear
command:
1
Select the notes to be deleted.
2 Do one of the following:
Edit > Clear
• Choose
notes. The track's underlying controller
data remains intact.
• With any Edit tool, Right-click any selected
note and choose
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to delete the selected
Clear
.
• Press the Delete (Mac) or the Backspace
(Windows) key.
When deleting MIDI notes within a time
range selection, all underlying controller
and automation data is also deleted.
To delete a single MIDI note with the Pencil tool:
With the Pencil tool selected, Option-click

(Mac) or Alt-click (Windows) the note. The Pen-
cil tool changes to an Eraser when Option (Mac)
or Alt (Windows) is pressed.
Deleting a note with Pencil tool
Program change events and Sysex events can
also be deleted by Option-clicking (Mac) or
Alt-clicking (Windows) them with the Pen-
cil tool.
Mixing and Plug-In
Processing
Mixing in Pro Tools involves working with
elements of audio signal flow, including inputs,
outputs, busses, inserts, and sends, for purposes
of submixing and mixdown.
In addition to the final mixdown, mixing tasks
can occur any time during a session.
During mixing, real-time plug-ins and hardware
inserts provide effects and signal processing.
Pro Tools Express comes with a suite of audio
effects processing plug-ins that you can use to
change the sounds you've recorded. This section
shows two examples of how to use plug-ins to
process your sound.