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In Pro Tools 8: Film Scoring, author Christopher Brooks introduces the tools in Avid's digital recording, editing, and mixing software used for creating music for films, television and other visual media. Its wide-spread use on scoring stages and dubbing stages makes it the ideal choice for many of the tasks associated with creating music for films, television, and other visual media. This course also covers creating effective session templates, preparing recording sessions, and final mixing techniques. Exercise files accompany the course.

Course Pro Tools 8: Film Scoring Author Christopher Brooks SKU ISBN Release Date 2010-05-25 Duration 2.38 hrs / 42 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags Pro Tools

1. New Session Basics Setting up a basic session for video 03:33 2. Using QuickTime Video Importing video and setting start code 03:07 Using FireWire output 01:32 3. I/O Setup Choosing an appropriate monitor setup 02:56 Setting output paths 03:06 Setting input paths 02:02 Setting insert paths 02:09 Setting bus paths 01:40 4. Picture Sessions Understanding picture session essentials 03:54 Sharing picture sessions 03:44 Working with OMFs 02:34 Slaving picture sessions 02:46 5. MIDI-Based Sessions Beginning a MIDI cue 04:58 Importing data 03:51 Importing tempo and meter maps 02:14 6. MIDI Functions Tempo mapping to picture 06:24 Matching existing tempos 08:02 Using Elastic Audio 05:44 7. Advanced QuickTime Functions Using multiple clips 05:48 Bouncing QT clips 04:08 8. Session Preparation

Making live recording guide sessions and importing guide tracks 04:34 Creating streamers and clicks 08:49 9. Advanced Session Setup Choosing the appropriate timecode settings 03:49 Locking and clocking 03:09 Exploring pull up/pull down 03:35 10. Multitrack Recording Creating a template 03:54 Building a setup for final recording 05:10 Creating a live mix 06:01 11. Mixing in Pro Tools Creating the mix I/O 03:58 Setting signal flow 06:03 Setting up multichannel aux effects 03:06 Working mix groups and a template 02:19 Naming and printing 04:40 12. Final Dub Preparation Creating a dubbing stage template 03:18 Assigning outputs for the dubbing stage 04:06 Making a headphone bus 02:58 Using pull up/pull down 04:44 How and why to use sample rate conversion 03:36 Conclusion Goodbye 00:11