You’ve got the power. You don’t have to spend thousands of dollars on  recording-studio time anymore. Now, using Pro Tools—a digital-audio  workstation—you can record demos at home on your own computer, edit  tracks, add effects, and even output songs to a CD. But if you’re new  to working with sound digitally, you face a daunting learning curve.  Getting your music gear to work with your desktop computer or  laptop—and producing results that you like—involves some unfamiliar  tools and concepts. At last, here’s a Pro Tools book written by a musician for other musicians! Author Gina Fant-Saez  knows first-hand how frustrating it can be when you first make the move  to using this complex, studio-quality audio application. Rather than  overwhelm you with every detail of the program and complicated  terminology or functions you’ll never use, Pro Tools for Musicians and Songwriters teaches only the essentials you need to record, enhance, and output your music.   With downloadable audio files from www.protoolsformusicians.com to help you get started, Pro Tools for Musicians and Songwriters will show you how to: •     Use a metronome (click track) or percussion loop to help you keep time when you record •     Record and combine multiple takes to create one seamless composition •     Edit your tracks with crossfades, panning, doubling, automation more[   •     Add and manipulate plug-in effects, such as reverb •     Share your Pro Tools files with other musicians around the globe •     Output your finished composition to a CD

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