Pro Tools Course | Tokyo
Pro Tools Course | Tokyo
- →Create, set up and successfully configure Pro Tools session/Project
- →Set up and capture/record both audio & MIDI information
- →Successfully perform basic editing, including selecting and navigating around the relevant windows
- →Import audio &video into sessions
- →Perform basic mixing and apply routing concepts to sessions
- →Diligently deliver and perform backup of work
36 Hours | In-Person: ¥450,000 | Online Remote Attendance also available
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