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Protools Courses: Digidesign Certified Training Location



Pro Tools 101



Protools 101 Introduction to Pro Tools covers basic Pro Tools principles, giving you what you need to complete a Pro Tools project, from initial set up to final mix down. The course has been dramatically reworked and updated for Pro Tools 7 software. Whether your project involves recording of live instruments, MIDI sequencing of software synthesizers, or audio looping, this course will give you the basic skills to succeed. Topics:
  • Getting to know Pro Tools
  • Getting inside Pro Tools
  • Creating your first session
  • Making your first audio recording
  • Importing media
  • Making your first MIDI recording
  • Selecting and navigating
  • Basic editing techniques
  • Introduction to mixing
  • Finishing your work


Pro Tools 201



Protools 201 Pro Tools Production Essentials covers the core concepts and skills needed to operate a Digidesign Pro Tools|HD system in a professional studio environment.Topics:
  • Differences between Pro Tools workstations
  • Introducing Pro Tools|HD
  • Customizing Pro Tools to your session requirements
  • Session management
  • Selection techniques
  • Editing techniques
  • Using automation
  • Mixing — In-depth plug-in usage
  • Completing a session — Creating a final mix down
  • Digidesign work surface supplement included



Pro Tools 201P



Protools 210P Post Production Techniques covers techniques for working with Pro Tools in a professional post production environment. Concepts and skills learned in 101, 110, and 201 are reinforced with practical post-specific examples. Topics:
  • Synchronizing Pro Tools for audio post
  • Linear video in Pro Tools
  • Non-linear video in Pro Tools, including QuickTime video and Avid®-compatible media
  • Video interoperability — Using Media Station|PT software
  • Recording and editing ADR in Pro Tools
  • Organizing a post session
  • Editing multi-channel audio in a stereo environment
  • Mixing to picture, including snapshot automation
  • Digital picture integration with an emphasis on working with Avid media
  • Layback and export options
  • Using a Digidesign work surface in post production


Pro Tools 110



Protools 110 Essentials of Pro Tools provides a more detailed look at the Pro Tools system. This three-day course covers all the key concepts and skills needed to operate a Pro Tools system. The course provides the foundation for the later 200-series Pro Tools Music Production and Post Production courses.
  • Getting started — Configuring your studio and session
  • Controlling Pro Tools — What is an external controller?
  • Managing sessions and tracks
  • Recording MIDI and audio
  • Loop recording and auditioning
  • Understanding timescales
  • Virtual instruments and plug-ins
  • Editing MIDI
  • Editing audio
  • Understanding automation
  • Mixing — Use of sends, returns, and plug-ins



Pro Tools 210M



Protools 210M Music Production Techniques covers techniques for working with Pro Tools systems in a professional music production environment. Concepts and skills learned in 101, 110, and 201 are reinforced with practical music-specific examples. Topics:
  • Preparing a session
  • Tracking and overdubbing – Use of QuickPunch™
  • Virtual instruments
  • MIDI composition
  • Professional editing techniques
  • Sampling in Pro Tools — Using software samplers
  • Arranging and producing
  • Mixing and automation in music production
  • Synchronizing with an external recorder
  • Mixing and DSP usage — Using sends, inserts, mix buses, and groups for music applications
  • Synchronization basics for music applications
  • Using a Digidesign work surface in music production


Certified Pro Tools Operator



Protools HD7 A certified Pro Tools Operator can competently operate a Pro Tools|HD® system in a professional environment.

FAQ


How do I become a Pro Tools Operator?
  • Complete all 100- and 200-level courses and course projects/exercises at an official Digidesign training partner facility
  • Pass each course completion exam and pass the final Pro Tools Operator certification exam at an official Digidesign training partner facility


What kind of schools offer 200-level courses?
  • Certified Training Locations
  • Authorized Pro Schools

What areas can I specialize in?
  • Music
  • Post production
  • or Both

How long is certification?
  • Pro Tools Certification does not have a fixed duration. Instead, you are certified for a particular version of Pro Tools software. Certified Pro Tools Operators and Experts have an option to update their certification by taking the Pro Tools 220 update course and exam.