Join Garrick Chow for an in-depth discussion in this video Work with the PSP ChannelStrip, part of Learning Auria Pro.
- Once you have your tracks recorded…and your regions edited and arranged,…it's time to start mixing your song.…At it's most basic mixing involves…adjusting the overall volume of each track…in relation to the other tracks…in order to create the most pleasing and…impactful version of your song.…But in addition to adjusting their track levels,…panning tracks left or right in the stereo field,…adding EQ and compression to the project as a whole,…and much more.…So in this chapter, we're going to touch on…several concepts and tools you'll need…to understand in order to mix your song in Auria.…And I'd like to start here by looking…at the PSP Channel Strip.…
Each track in the mixer window has an effects button.…I'll tap the one for the kick drum track on Channel 1,…and that brings up the channel strip for that track.…You can see at the top of the window,…it says Channel Strip-1 Kick.…Now the Channel Strip is a collection…of effects and processors that apply…exclusively to the track they're on.…This'll too do things like add compression…
Author
Garrick Chow
Updated
3/15/2016Released
2/12/2016In this course, author Garrick Chow demonstrates the essential features of Auria Pro for the iPad. He starts by exploring the interface, including the Mix and Edit windows, and the hardware you'll need to get audio into Auria Pro. He then demonstrates how to record into Auria Pro—using musicians in a real recording session. He records a single track (acoustic guitar) and demos simultaneous multitrack recording. Then he shows how to edit the performances, and mix down and master the recording. Garrick closes with an explanation of how to create snapshots of your work, and back up and share music with Auria's extensive export options.
- Creating a new project
- Importing audio
- Recording a track
- Recording multiple tracks simultaneously
- Overdubbing
- Recording MIDI
- Selecting and trimming regions
- Editing MIDI
- Warping audio and stretching time
- Fading in and out
- Mixing tracks
- Saving and exporting tracks
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 6s
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1. Getting Started
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Explore the interface9m 28s
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Create a new project1m 35s
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Import audio2m 4s
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2. Recording
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Set up the audio chain3m 53s
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Record a track5m 4s
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Multitrack recording4m 15s
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Use Auto-punch5m 27s
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Overdub a track6m 54s
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Bounce tracks5m 24s
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Record MIDI tracks7m 51s
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3. Editing
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Select regions6m 12s
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Split and separate regions2m 12s
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Additional editing tools5m 14s
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Time stretching4m 28s
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Audio warping5m 40s
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Crossfade regions6m 21s
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4. Mixing
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Work with the PSP ChannelStrip10m 21s
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Use inserts and plugins7m 50s
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Basic mixing4m 28s
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Group faders2m 33s
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Create subgroups3m 42s
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Use auxiliaries5m 13s
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Use automation10m 19s
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5. Saving and Exporting
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Create snapshots2m 32s
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Export your project4m 8s
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Conclusion
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What's next?53s
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