Tutorials

Tutorial: Halloween Scary Voice

Posted by Ryan Drean on Oct 21, 2011 in Blog, Tutorials | 0 comments

This may be very elementary but one of those things you need to be taught at least once. Its a very quick and easy way to get an effective “scary” voice for Halloween audio. Anyone with any sort of DAW can do it. All you need is pitch shift. I explain in audio form below with examples but here is a quick run down. Take any dry VO audio. You will triple it up on three...

Pro-Tools Session Template Webinar: I helped!

Posted by Ryan Drean on Jun 17, 2011 in Blog, Tutorials | 0 comments

So the guys at...

Tutorial: Pro Tools Plug-in Presets

Posted by Ryan Drean on Mar 22, 2011 in Blog, Tutorials | 0 comments

By request, I did a quick tutorial on how to save and then load your own presets in plug-ins within pro tools. I am using version 8.0.3 but this should have value for those using any version 6.x and up… IFRAME Embed for Youtube This one really is for people just getting started in audio editing and/or pro tools. Basically, you create a great setting in an EQ but want it easily accessible...

Stutter Edit – Quick First Look

Posted by Ryan Drean on Jan 14, 2011 in Blog, Recent Projects, Tutorials | 0 comments

Hey Prod nerds (like me), I grabbed Stutter Edit from Izotope the instant it was released. I had been waiting on this for over a year and can say I love it immediately. I can’t do a full review yet as I just used it on a basic drum loop for now, which you can see in the video… …But I have a few thoughts on it. Some plugs, like Transfuser, on a normal Pro Tools 8.x LE...

Video Tutorial: FX on Fly and No Bounce

Posted by Ryan Drean on Nov 3, 2010 in Blog, Recent Projects, Tutorials | 0 comments

I have been working with the guys at Benztown Video Tutorial 002: FX on the Fly from...

Tutorial: Setting up Aux sends

Posted by Ryan Drean on Oct 13, 2010 in Blog, Tutorials | 0 comments

This is my first tutorial for Benztown Branding’s Blog. (be kind) You have many tracks and you want to “effect” them the same way. You do NOT want to instantiate the same plug-ins many times. This may...