Using Playlists in Pro Tools [Quick Keys, Shortcuts, and Workflows]
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Using Playlists in Pro Tools [Quick Keys, Shortcuts, and Workflows]
Learn all the features of playlists in Pro Tools in this video. I share Quick Keys, Shortcuts, and Workflows all inside Pro Tools.
Here is what you see in the video -
Solo the Playlist lane containing the Edit cursor - Shift+S
Move the Edit cursor up and down through Playlist lanes - Control+P and Control+ Semicolon (;) or
Start+P and Start+Semicolon (;)
Copy the selection to the main Playlist - Option+Control+V or Alt+Start+V
Create a new playlist Control+\ or Start+\
Create a new playlist for each track in the session Control+Option+\ or Start+Alt+\
Duplicate the main playlist Command+Control+\ or Control+Start+\
Duplicate the main playlist for each track in the session - Command+Option+Control+\ or Control+Alt+Start+\
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This is an OUTSTANDING video. I use another DAW, but I need to keep Pro Tools in the mix for certain clients. GREAT stuff! I am now subscribed...
I started working with newer clients that punch in and want to take the best of each take. I'm used to clients that usually do things in one take or do whole takes, so this saved my tail for making the most of studio time. Thanks!
You did a GREAT job AC! Super easy....still TIMELY and also super informative.
I'll be looking for other video's of yours....in case I am lost again!
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(Always Lost)
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the last tip was the best for me
Great! Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for your brilliant content. Sounds so great when a creator records their voice well. 🥳
I appreciate that, thank you 🙏
Great video! Honestly the playlist workflow is a bit of a pain in the ass and most explanations / tutorials I've found just convolute things further. This was a very straight forward crash course and super helpful. Thank you!
P.S. I do the same thing with 'Backup' and 'Junk' tracks but I call them 'Source' and 'Chump' tracks haha ; And I've also only found that useful with dialogue / VO / post production. Cheers
Hey I really appreciate this comment thank you!
Ha "chump"! Changing my template now! Yeah in this video I used my post template. I don't use those playlists in my music template. Not sure it's as useful.
Great video. I really need to do this more
thank you so much for your super straightforward tutorial!
Thank you very much for this helpful and superfast tutorial, it,s awsome...
Thank you for this !
Wooooow best Protools playlist video ever!!! The only one you need!!! 👌🏽👌🏽
Ha, thanks! Glad it's helpful!
Amazing. Thank you
Super useful video. Thanks so much. i'm just starting post work on a small movie, and trying to organize workflow. I would LOVE to see a video on the uses of playlists for alternate takes and different processing ideas. I think I'm only scratching the surface of their uses. Great video!
One thing that's helpful to me is using a backup playlist so I can always return to the editors cut, and a "junk" playlist so I can screw around with processing or grabbing room tone etc.
Great video
Coming from logic and to base is there no way to just record over an existing take without having to manually create a playlist every time? I know there’s a loop mode that automatically does it but I’m just looking for a way to just be able to record normally and not think about having to manually create the playlist
Excellent
Thanks!
Can you talk about how you can have one audio track as a priority track (I guess it’s called), and then have all different takes beneath that as you have explained here. And then you can choose bits and parts of these takes and push a button and it goes directly up to the priority track and gets insert in the time when it was taken.
I truly hope you understand what I mean. It’s really hard to explain I think.
Very helpful
Glad you think so! I appreciate the comment!
I had no idea about any of that. Thank you for the video!!!
Thanks for the comment. You're welcome!
YOU ROCK
Thanks a lot, It really helped me a lot, much more than other videos or articles on the subject 💯
Hey that's great, you're welcome! Thanks for letting me know!
Thanks!
You're very welcome!
Fantastic tips. Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks!
Best video ever man, so helpful 🙏🏻
Wow thanks!!! 😉👌
Thanks Adam, Very helpful video . I am a keyboard player. When I duplicate my playlist the sustain pedal stays with the duplicated playlist. When I erase and record on that duplicated playlist the sustain pedal (controller) remains . Do you know how I can duplicate a playlist with having the controller effect being duplicated? thanks for your help if you can.
Great video...Which pro tools version is this? In pro 12.5 shift up arrow not working
Excellent video.
Hey Paul, thanks for the support and glad to hear it's a helpful video. Cheers!
@@AdamClairmont Very helpful, have my wee notebook full of shortcuts :-) Keep the channel up. Great work man.
That's awesome! I do the same thing. I appreciate it buddy!
Is there a way to have a single punch in automatically go to it's own play list in logic? in Logic, every time you punch in, it puts that take on its own playlist?
Pro Tools is the only DAW I know of that does not just automatically create a new take lane (Playlist). Why it assumes I want to blow away the previous take is beyond me...
@@tothrec Actually Pro Tools does do that- under preferences- you can set it up to create a new playlist on loop recording everytime it loops.
@@andyanderson398 thanks, but I was looking for a new Playlist even when I'm not looping. I currently have to remember to hit Start Backslash.
whats the shortcut for move region to new playlist without move the whole track to a new playlist ?
Why is the cmd+ctrl+arrow shortcut not working in my case?
Have you setup personal quick keys in the Mac os or another program like keyboard maestro?
Very helpful thx, but you might want to stop that annoying flutter on your face cam (fps change in upload?)
Funny, all of the sudden I'm a video editor. Suggestions? I record everything in 30 fps.
I don't know what a playlist is wish you would have explained it to me. BTW I have taken 4 semesters of protools education and playlists were never spoken of.
A playlist is a sub-Track (or think of it as virtual layers of audio) within a Track. So for example if you’re recording 5 takes of a vocal, you can do that using one Track, by creating a new playlist for each vocal pass. Each take or “playlist” can be viewed by choosing that Tracks ‘playlist’ view (right click on track name). From there you can audition each playlist and ‘comp’ a vocal take (ie. Choose the best phrases from your 5 takes and ‘promote’ them UP to the Main playlist (Top layer). 3:38
Great video thanks. You kinda look like if Dane Cook and Andrew Tate had a baby. I mean that as a compliment.
That's called "backshlash"
What if I want to delete some of the playlist lanes and the recordings there...or flatten to the target playlist?
the last bit about the playlist didn't make any sense. it went too fast and was very vague.
There was enough other good stuff in the video to get a thumb up.