5 Ways to Use Internal Bus Routing In Pro Tools

[@grantmurray8823]

As someone who teaches, you're a great educator and have a clear delivery, great teaching.

[@6DaysLtd]

Takes one to know one. 🙂 🙏

[@Mr.Seth1]

Indeed

[@Deewaan]

"We thank the creator for our time today". That got me. Instant subscribe. Looking forward to navigating through your content

[@stevegeorge7773]

This is great. I learned something today. It's a GOOD day!

[@production_facts]

As a 15 year Pro Tools user, I've learned two new things today. #Subscribed

[@Mr.Seth1]

well explain

[@ARABMXFIA]

🙏🏻🙏🏻need more tutorials!

[@francopellegrini9003]

Great content man and perfectly explained! Thanks, Gracias!

[@L.A.Record]

Thank you for your time Sir

[@Only1Feckitt]

you explain this stuff so well. Thanks 👍

[@MrLuismizraji]

Muy bueno... Muchas gracias!. Saludos

[@ChapmanMusic]

Great job Ryan.

[@tekis0]

Hello: Excellent tutorial in general! I have one comment which pertaining to the "sidechain" setup. Wouldn't it be better to have have that send be prefader?

[@tootory9506]

YOU rule! another great video!

[@grvoices]

Thank you Ryan. Well done. Btw, if you haven't updated yet, The Latest version of PT auto solo safes the aux.

[@6DaysLtd]

Yes, wonderful irony. 😁 But then again, you wouldn't really use auxes for anything any longer... 😉

[@jbachman01]

I noticed that now and didn’t understand why!

[@flextaps3352]

Thank you for sharing this...

[@FSR-v9c]

Is there a reason to use an AUX track over an active routing folder?

[@FSR-v9c]

Just a friendly sugjestion in these PT vids, Maybe ithger mention or text in below the version/build of PT using in that video.

[@Robil63]

First edit out all the "Ok?"s. And all the lipsmacks

[@spankedbywife1018]

I know but it's not that bad where your brain starts wanting to count. it's fine. he is not wasting words so yea. His nomenclature is a bit old school but again it's fine.