Audio Recording

Protools software has become the industry standard for recording, editing and mixing in the music industry. Whether you're a Protools home studio enthusiast or seeking professional music recording qualifications, you will need to have a solid working understanding of this software. Protools recording studio experience is a necessity for serious industry participants who expect to forge a career in the music industry. Most Protoools recording studios will require employees to be familiar with this software. If you a high degree of proficiency in this area, you become more highly employable. The following discusses some options for becoming proficient in this software.

Protools DVD instruction: You can purchase this product through the official Protools website or an authorized reseller. You will learn to edit and record audio, create sessions, work with loops and automate mixes. This option is great for students who want to learn at their own pace and have the ability to refer to the material on an ongoing basis.

Online Training: This is offered through the Berklee College of Music. Whether you're looking for an introduction to Protools recording or plan to go on and study for Protools certification, Berklee College of Music is a great way to get started.

Audio Recording Schools Training: With the popularity of professional recording school courses, Protools hands on learning and experience is an essential part of these courses. You can purchase the Protools 101 official courseware from the online store or through certified retailers. This manual is the only stand alone offering that forms part of the path to Pro Tools operator certification that is offered through Digidesign training partner schools.

Hands On learning: If you have the budget, you can setup a Protools home studio which is an ideal way to learn to become proficient with the software. Many serious music enthusiasts have this software installed in a home studio environment. You can learn at your own pace and use online resources to consolidate your knowledge. The cost is sometimes prohibitive to some music enthusiasts.

Nearly all recording sessions use Protools at some stage. If you understand this software then it is a skill set that is highly marketable. Most modern recording studios offer Protools as part of the standard equipment offering. Often, when you hire a recording venue, the cost includes a professionally qualified engineer who can mix, master, edit and record using Protools audio software. If you desire to work in a recording studio, it is considered an essential qualification to obtain.

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