Manhattan Edit Workshop Soundtrack Pro 101 Course

Soundtrack Pro 101 Course, 2 Days <b>Day 1</b>

<b>Lesson 1: Exploring the Workspace</b>
- Workspace Overview.
- Editing Pane Overview.
- Setting Project Properties.
- Working with Clips.
- Exploring Clip Details.
- Dividing Clips.
- Cut and Paste Edits.
- Working with Tracks.
- Using the Track.
- Tab Channel Strip.
- Adjusting Volume and Pan.
- Muting and Soloing.
- Scrubbing Audio.
- Zooming.
- Magnifying.

<b>Lesson 2: Fixing Audio Files</b>
- Opening Audio Files.
- Non-destructive Editing and Actions.
- Editing at the Sample Level.
- Analyzing an Audio File.
- Fixing Pops and Clicks.
- Removing Noise.
- Working with Ambient Noise.
- Applying Changes to Other Final Cut Pro Clips.

<b>Lesson 3: Working with the Frequency Spectrum</b>
- Frequency Spectrum View.
- Adjusting Spectrum Display Controls.
- Frequency Selection Tool.
- Adding Selections to the Timeline.
- Time Stretching Audio.
- Multitrack Editing.
- Understanding Snap Modes.
- Using Cycle Regions.

<b>Lesson 4: Editing Multitrack Projects</b>
- Opening Multitrack Projects.
- Using the Timecode HUD.
- Using Score Markers.
- Spotting Effects.
- Using the Multipoint Video HUD.
- Ripple Edits.

<b>Day 2</b>

<b>Lesson 5: Working with Content</b>
- Adding New Apple Collections.
- Using the Search Function.
- Creating Favorites.
- Working with Effects.
- Creating a Simple Soundtrack.
- Exploring the Master Envelopes.

<b>Lesson 6: Mixing Multitrack Projects</b>
- Using the Mixer.
- Adding DSP Effects to a Track.
- Adding DSP Effects to a Clip.
- Working with Fades.
- Using Busses.
- About Submixes.
- Using Envelopes to Automate Tracks.
- Exploring Automation Modes.
- Setting Volume for Video.
- Returning to Final Cut Pro.
- Exporting Your Song.
- Exporting OMF/AAF Files.
- Working with Production Sound.

<b>Lesson 7: Conforming Multitrack Projects</b>
- Dialog Recording and ADR.

<b>Lesson 8: ADR Recording in Soundtrack Pro</b>
- Setting Up for ADR, Choosing an Input.
- Monitoring Recording.
- Setting Recording Levels.
- Recording the First Take.
- Previewing a Recording.
- Multitrack Recording.

<b>Lesson 9: Getting Deeper into ADR</b>
- Using Prerecorded ADR Files.
- Using the Multitake Editor.
- Matching Sounds.
- Using the Sound Pallet HUD.
- Using the Lift and Stamp Tools.