Audiosuite in Pro Tools

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Summary: Pro Tool is in almost every big studio in the world. Learn how to use audiosuite in pro Tools in this free video series.

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RT Ouk RT Ouk is the owner of the The Armory Recording Studios in Newington, CT. He has been a music producer and audio engineer for over 10 years. He is the Program... read more

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Audiosuite in Pro Tools

The next thing I'm going to show you is the Audiosuite. Basically, this thing basically lets you add effects to the actual audio files so you're not just like running audio through effects now. Now you're actually permanently effecting the track. So I can take this first track I made right here and go to Audiosuite. This is going to show me every single plug in that I own. So now I'm going to go into my plug in and pick something that I want to use. What I'm going to go to is this amp, Sans PSA1 amp, and I'm going to preview it and just kind of change it around a little bit and process it. After it's done processing, the track will be like that and I no longer have to leave this plug in open. So now when I play the track it's going to sound like that from now on.