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With Josh's comment in mind I try to at least narrow down the answer - Audio bus This is an auxiliary audio channel (or track). Instead of adjusting each individual channel you have (one for each track) you can send the output of tracks, or create a group that contains selected tracks, and send the mixed output of these to a audio bus. This allow you ...

I found rippletraining to be very helpful. Larry Jordan is also a good starting point. Alex4D puts out some really cool, easy to learn from, Motion templates. Sight-Creations is another great resource to find Motion templates. You're also going to find lots of good starting material on YouTube. TimesaverTutorials DoApproductionss Dan Allen If you ...

To get familiar with the basic concepts, I would recommend Wikipedia and Google. Just look at the entry for MIDI. It's huge. Another example is the microphone entry. It is even more huge! So, investigate the equipment, then Google it and search on Wikipedia. You'll be amazed how much information you'll find.

Here's three good free sources: "Official" Pro Tools Forums Avid's Pro Tools channel on YouTube www.protoolsguides.com If you're willing to pay you could also check out the groove3 videos. I haven't used them myself but I've heard they're good.

Compression is a very complex field that you can get in to either a little or a lot or anywhere in between. There are companies whose only job is to do high quality compression for major releases. Part of the trick is that there are different compression algorithms, different storage formats, different codecs and each codec has its own set of settings. ...

There are two main concepts that I think are key here. The first is learning about signal paths and what the functions of each piece of equipment does along the way. The second is understanding the signals themselves and how they work. In video, this can be particularly important since many signals are actually the same on different cables. In both ...

I have just installed Reaper today, I loaded a vsti and selected my midi keyboard but no sound was coming out of it when I played but when I pressed record and listened to what was recorded I could hear the music. I noticed that there was a "Record monitoring" button (see the pictures below). I clicked it, pressed a key and I was able to hear what I was ...