Difference between revisions of "Making an Instrument Track with Pro Tools"
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* Open a new Pro Tools project. It is recommended to use the default template, which varies depending on the lab. | * Open a new Pro Tools project. It is recommended to use the default template, which varies depending on the lab. | ||
* The template does not have any instrument tracks load by default, so we need to create one. | * The template does not have any instrument tracks load by default, so we need to create one. | ||
| − | * Under the '''Track''' drop down, select '''New.''' The '''New Tracks''' submenu will appear; use the drop downs to create a new mono '''Instrument''' track. <br> | + | * Under the '''Track''' drop down, select '''New.''' <br> |
| + | The '''New Tracks''' submenu will appear; use the drop downs to create a new mono '''Instrument''' track. <br> | ||
[[File:PT New Tracks submenu.png|590x590px]] | [[File:PT New Tracks submenu.png|590x590px]] | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 3 July 2024
Overview
This article describes making, playing, and recording an instrument track in Pro Tools.
- The Multimedia Lab (MML) has MIDI keyboards available, ask a lab aide.
- All other Audio Labs including the Mixing Benches have some kind of MIDI keyboard.
Creating an Instrument Track
- Open a new Pro Tools project. It is recommended to use the default template, which varies depending on the lab.
- The template does not have any instrument tracks load by default, so we need to create one.
- Under the Track drop down, select New.
The New Tracks submenu will appear; use the drop downs to create a new mono Instrument track.
