Pro Tools Tutorial | How To Master Quick Punch Recording

[@matthewferguson2131]

Great video, thanks for the help!

[@AudioSorcerer]

Thanks a ton! Glad it helped! Let me know if you want more tips or anything else!

[@johnnydswing]

Excelente as always

[@AudioSorcerer]

Thanks you!

[@jusfireproductions]

What if you do not have the side number pad, just numbers across the top, how would you punch in manually?

[@AudioSorcerer]

You just need to press play and then hit the record button where you want to punch in and then press it again to punch out. 👍

[@TLil21]

@@AudioSorcerer It be nice if there was a command for it, it's supposed to be control+shift+P but it won't work for me for some reason.

[@kurtcameron7562]

@@TLil21 hit "ctrl + Space Bar" once the track is record enabled and it should function the same way if you're on a PC.

[@FightTalkWithEJ]

@@kurtcameron7562 thanks!

[@YungstarProd]

@@AudioSorcererThere’s shortcuts. F12, Command/Ctrl + Spacebar is alternatives for recording.

[@arlandismartin2424]

What if you don’t have the number on the side

[@AudioSorcerer]

Can you give me more detail.

[@YungstarProd]

(CMD/CTRL) + Spacebar, or F12 also works if the number 3 on numeral keypad doesn’t work.

[@Kriro85]

¿Does adobe premire have something similiar to quick punch?

[@AudioSorcerer]

I haven't used Adobe Premiere so I can't say.

[@J_International]

Adobe Audition does have punch and roll.