Pro Tools Fundamentals: Signal flow with inserts, sends, and returns

[@arturdziewisz5683]

How, f@ckin' good is this tutorial. Literally, everything about it. Scott you're my new and the only teacher from now on.

[@scottwolfguitar]

Haha! Thanks Artur!

[@arabiancryptoman]

Same here really amazing and very well explained Thanks Dr. Scott

[@louadipietro9040]

You have the best pro tools tutorials on KZbin. Seriously underrated thank you 🙏

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks!

[@themayor3263]

Hands down the best tutorial on UTUBE!!!

[@babocon]

Best you can get. Not only how well Scott tutored the subject, his voice and pace were also great.

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thank you!

[@billschnake6378]

As a non ProTools user I watched this video. It is so well put together. Your instructions and descriptions are clear and well thought out. I have tried ProTools a couple of times over the years to no avail. Had I known about your series of videos it probably would have been a different result. I tried ProTools last year, but it kept crashing my M1 MacBook Pro. I am a Cubase 13 Pro user. Amazing job on the video. I will probably continue to watch, since I love to learn new things.

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks Bill! Yeah, at the start it can be a bit bumpy for sure.

[@SMEL]

Thank you... very concise and straightforward!

[@scottwolfguitar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@orenavroya2955]

amazing tutorial and very well explained, thank you !!!!

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks!

[@DajaeWilliams]

Thank you very much for this video! Very well explained!

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks!

[@jimini2419]

Thanks Scott. Brilliant !!

[@bibik44]

Thank you! Great tutorial :)

[@shine_uno]

10:29 Came here to learn the signal flow and apply my workflow from studio one. And learned way more. You saved like 1 month of trial and error

[@jakerisi]

Awesome video! Thanks!

[@scottwolfguitar]

Glad you liked it!

[@dagr8s815]

so informative thank you so much

[@scottwolfguitar]

My pleasure!

[@jonathangutierrez2567]

Thank. I was having a hard time. Not any more

[@FLAMENCO961]

very very good video

[@CentaurPress]

Really great info

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks!

[@kingech_B15]

Explanation game on point

[@Thegooob95]

Absolutely fucking fantastic instruction thank you

[@scottwolfguitar]

Thanks! My pleasure!

[@jespinoza1377]

14:14 I want more Reverb

[@scottwolfguitar]

Haha! Do eet!

[@themayor3263]

Hey Scott thanks for the vids they have helped me out alot.... Quick question. I have a focusrite 8i6 and protools intro. After i plug my guitar in and create a guitar track I have volume...but I notice when I turn the the slider all the way down on guitar track i can still hear my guitar. I am using headphones and no monitors. Any answer why this could be happening ????? Thanks so much

[@scottwolfguitar]

Hey there! I wonder if the focusrite has some sort of input monitor button? If so, it might be that the focusrite has that feature so you can hear your signal directly from the interface. The other possibility is you have a pre-fader send going to an aux somewhere?

[@themayor3263]

@@scottwolfguitar Thank you Scott....it was a setting in focusrite to hear signal directly from interface...Fixed it...Thanks a million

[@scottwolfguitar]

Awesome! Glad it hear it!

[@ErmmyMusic]

Hi, how can I put delay on a reverb using sends? The outputs of the send channels shoe their output as Stereo Output. This means all sends are running in parallel. I hear mixers say “I put delay on the reverb” How is it possible if the sends are parallel? Thanks.

[@scottwolfguitar]

Never heard that before. Typically you put a reverb and a delay, one before the other on a track. Typically, the effects are both on their own aux.

[@scottwolfguitar]

So I just ran into an instance where someone sent a delay to a reverb. Makes sense since the delay was on a guitar track and the guitars were also going to the reverb, so having the delay heading over to the reverb seems logical. All sends are indeed parallel and inserts are in series.

[@ErmmyMusic]

@@scottwolfguitar Thanks for the clarification :).

[@eleuteriomartinez8064]

What is the best way to use an external preamp and bypass the avid pre amp in avid carbon. No one has been able to answer this question for me. Thanks

[@scottwolfguitar]

I haven’t used carbon at all, sorry!

[@jimini2419]

Maybe by using the Avid Carbon D-Subs In and Out to hook up your Per-Amp of choice. So you will need to get your D-Sub Looms with XLR Connections. ALTERNATIVELY If your External Pre-Amp has ADAT Connectivity, then maybe you can hook it up via ADAT …… Ins & Outs. The ADAT Connections on The Avid Carbon might be a great way to expand your system. Check it out !!

[@davetofu]

Pro Tools is 32-Bit float, so your tracks won't clip even if you push them into the red. You will only clip if the MASTER is going into the red.

[@guitarizt68]

Certainly informative, but a bit confusing at times (and a bit of information overload for me, personally). I was hoping that you also covered things like how to further minimize CPU usage and how to properly utilize things like E.Q. and Channel Strips and their respective purpose.