Join Brian Lee White for an in-depth discussion in this video Using the exercise files, part of Pro Tools: Editing Drums Using Beat Detective and Sound Replacer.
If you're a premium member of the lynda.com Online Training Library, or if…you're watching this tutorial on a DVD -ROM, you have access to the Exercise…Files used throughout this title.…In the Exercise folder, each exercise is labeled by chapter number and video…number and has a Pro Tools session associated with it.…Many of the videos use third- party plug-ins and sample libraries.…So, if you don't have access to those, you may want to go to the manufacturer's…web site and grab a demo.…If you don't have access to the Exercise Files, you can follow along from…scratch or with your own assets.…
Let's get started!…
Author
Brian Lee White
Released
4/20/2010- Understanding Beat Detective
- Making selections and separating regions in Beat Detective
- Extracting and using groove templates
- Generating a tempo map with bar beat markers
- Quantizing multi-track drums
- Using SoundReplacer and other sample triggering plug-ins
- Creating and using MIDI triggers
- Replacing drum sounds within a stereo recording
- Drum sweetening tips and strategies
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Welcome
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Welcome1m 8s
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1. Using Beat Detective
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Understanding Beat Detective4m 35s
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Making accurate selections5m 26s
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Separating regions3m 39s
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Cleaning up your edits7m 9s
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Bar beat marker generation10m 57s
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Groove template extraction7m 17s
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Beat Detective and MIDI4m 54s
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2. Beat Detective Strategies
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3. Replacing and Sweetening Drum Sound
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Using SoundReplacer11m 34s
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4. Drum Sweetening Strategies
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Conclusion
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Goodbye31s
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