Pro Tools Tutorial #8: Time Aligning Tracks | Audio Recording School

[@joeloesch1219]

Excellent, clear, simple to follow instructions. You're a good teacher.

[@gerryk9]

Thank you so much. Youve fixed all my bass track issues. And I like the way you presented the info. Slowly and clearly so I could understand.

[@HEATHfromOZ]

Mate, that was awesome. Well-paced as an instructional vid should be, AND it's the first time I have understood how to do it so clearly. THANK YOU, Phillip!!

[@preciseaudioblog]

Step 1 (bottom little arrow): Command + , Step 2: Control + Shift then click.

[@marcomizzoni8323]

Awesome job!!! I love this new tip. I would of just split the the bottom bass and then put another split on same bottom track where it meets up with the beginning of wave of top bass track and have it in shuffle mode. Then delete that space between and it would automatically shift over. I like how you just go command +" ," then control and shift to drag it over. Very nice!!!

[@flamindigo]

best explanation I've seen so far

[@calimusic2007]

Hi Philip, great tutorial. Question is how to get rid of the cursor line which is running down my session. Thanks

[@davetheguitarplayer]

Thank you for sharing this great info!

[@SouthYarraMan]

Thank you, very well explained and demonstrated.

[@preciseaudioblog]

What a great tutorial!!! Thank you!!! Subscribed 👍

[@armansrsa]

how does this compare to fixing it in the recording stage? Isn't this way more precise?

[@perry801]

Awesome! Thanks so much. Just what I was looking for.

[@joshuametzger8095]

What’s the best way to do this using Windows , command comma doesn’t mark the track I’m wanting to move . Thanks a million !! Great video btw

[@twheel54]

Thank you!! Very clear.

[@Dr.Fingertips]

Thanks brother.

[@augustourbinibateria]

Great tutorial! Thanks a lot. By alignin drum tracks, do you recommend yo do it to the snare, the kick or the OHs? thanks! best

[@ImRichardShepherd]

Thanks for the video! Big help. Question: Command + shift is not moving my sync points. Im using Pro Tools 11. Did the key commands change or maybe my settings are not correct. Any ideas?

[@joshuametzger8095]

Richard Alan Shepherd same here you ever figure it out ?

[@MikeSnyderDrums]

Control-Shift

[@skymakai1486]

Wow. I wish Ableton had sync points!

[@DetNosnip]

Lol I love the barely concealed salt directed at recording engineers.

[@sidneycoimbra6463]

top top top

[@TheKevbe]

It's windows + shift for pc users. ffs why all tutorials are ignoring pc.

[@danaparsons854]

THANK YOU, THOUGHT I WAS AN IDIOT:)

[@paulharmz1]

Thanks for the help, but this is annoying to watch. Speaks like Captain Kirk. Easily could have been a 4 minute video.

[@nickmcphail4258]

Paul Harms lmfao

[@danaparsons854]

JUST WHAT i THOUGHT:):)

[@simpletreemx]

at least he took the time to do this..all we can do is try our best

[@PaulyStax]

it's not just you. Phase coherence is the preferred sound of all engineers. There isn't a case where a mix is handed over to someone and they wished there was an out of phase version.. It's not some special case in which you are one of the rare people that prefer to hear things in phase. lol. It's not "How It's Made" either so talk in a conversational manner, not like Cmdr. Data. Spend less time being redundant and academic. Just say here is what you want to do. Boom. 3 minutes.

[@thaddeuscorea]

Excellent tutorial, however 9 minutes is just too long. You don't need to repeat anything, that's what the rewind button is for. Also, I feel you could have shown how to use partial out of phase as an EQ. What I know as "Phase EQ". As you said, the shot caller may prefer the sound of the blended tracks slightly out of phase.

[@TheVideoGuardian]

Hard to listen... to. Maybe should not... talk in such... small sentence... fragments.

[@TobiasRobertson]

I thought you were just being mean but this guy is the human manifestation of buffering.

[@Clemente310x]

ohhhh goddddddddddd

[@Boretoto]

Amazing tutorial! Could you speak a little bit slowly for people who aren t not English spoken, please.

[@ritakarpati4134]

By average standards he speaks very slowly and uses giant pauses. I think using subtitles would be a better idea in this case!

[@carlosmag8169]

Dang , I cant listen to this guy.

[@Sixalienasa]

Try to be less boring

[@ASTARADIO]

OMG -- give an instant protools answer.. the quick answer to aligning tracks...using the meters. Most of us are not as intelligent as you...we realize this.

[@jesseowenastin]

W. T. F.