However, when you delete or move a clip in Slip Mode and Grid Mode , it does not affect the placement of the preceding or subsequent clips, thus leaving a space of silence. This may not be ideal when editing certain types of content, but in these situations, you can use Shuffle Mode to your advantage. At first glance, Shuffle Mode may seem very similar to Slip Mode: you can select and trim clips freely, unconstrained by your Grid Value.
The caveat with Shuffle Mode is that the movement or deletion of a clip on your track will affect the placement of subsequent clips on the same track.
For example, in the screenshot below, I have three separate audio clips on my track with the middle one selected. In Grid Mode or Slip Mode, if I delete this middle clip, the other two clips would remain in their same positions and the middle clip would be replaced with empty space.
However, this is not the case in Shuffle Mode. In addition, dragging one clip on top of another clip will cause clips to swap positions. Clips affected by any move operation will snap together, closing up any silent gaps. Editing an interview, for example, can benefit from edits in Shuffle Mode. Maybe the interviewee takes a long pause in between sentences as they try to find the right words to say—you can easily delete that pause and the next sentence will snap to the end of the previous one, making the interview feel more seamless and concise.
While Spot Mode features the same unconstrained selections and edits, such as Slip Mode and Shuffle Mode, it features a unique way of moving and trimming clips. It allows for extremely precise clip movement and placement via the Spot Dialog box, which allows you to specify your exact start point and end point. Instead of using the Grabber tool to drag your clips to your desired destination on the timeline, the Spot Dialog box allows you to type in the exact location, and it will move your clip to that point.
Spot Mode is probably used most often in video post-production projects, since dialogue tracks, sound effects, and music cues need to align with exact moments in the timecode. This is achieved by changing the Time Scale to Timecode, as shown in the screenshot below. Throughout this comprehensive course, you'll learn things like how to navigate, zoom, and scroll efficiently in Pro Tools, how to use Strip Silence, Batch Fades, and other tools to clean up all your song's Clips with just a few clicks, and efficient use of Edit and Mix Groups.
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X Psst! Sample this tutorial Product Outline Reviews Author Optimizing Editing Preferences Take a look under the hood at Pro Tools' editing preferences to make sure your Pro Tools system is optimized for efficient editing. Using Playlists to Comp Together a Perfect Take Now take a look at the Playlists View and the features it has that can make comping your takes effortless and fast. Elastic Audio: Tempo Change Elastic Audio is a powerful tool that lets you change the timing of every transient with incredible ease and accuracy, but a lot of people don't know that you can also use it to change the tempo of your tracks, and have the audio stretch to fit the new tempo just like MIDI.
As you work with these sessions, you may want to quickly recall specific windows during different aspects of your workflow. Window Configurations are used for this exact purpose. Different types of Pro Tools projects often require different ways of moving and editing your audio material.
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Our beginners learn the software for music production, recording, editing, audio engineering, and mixing. Shortcuts save time because they allow you to access tools and features right from your keyboard without having to click through lengthy menus or leave your workspace. From creating new tracks to fine-tuning the tiniest waveform blip in a dialog track, there's a shortcut for nearly everything.
Soon you'll see your entire session fly by and be hitting "export" in no time. Make sure to save this for future reference! Evercast allows you to stream from any source with ultra low latency, while video conferencing with your team, no matter where they are. Unlike other editing and recording programs, Avid Pro Tools does not have an integrated way to reassign hotkeys and shortcuts within the program, so you're pretty much stuck with the default layout.
This can be a big downside for editors who are used to a certain workflow or just want to change things around because of personal preference for example, you prefer to use the [fn] key instead of the control key before commands. AutoHotKey is an open-source program that allows for quick and easy keyboard automation.
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