Pro Tools best Tutorials
 

Yes! Tutorials! So many of them on the web.
And yes I am looking for the top tutorials, free or not, it has to be worth my money.

I am completely new to avid Pro Tools Please share with me your best Tutorials.
I am looking for a quick start Pro Tools tutorial.

I found some interesting course for 20$ in Udemy where they teach you; PT 12 fundamentals. The best I have found that worth it.

Any suggestions?
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Pro Tools best Tutorials
 

You will get more helpful answers if you describe what music you are interested in and what you want to do with Pro Tools.

e.g. You want to.... Track a vocalist, track acoustic guitar? Record MIDI off a MIDZ keyboard? Work with virtual instruments? Revamp guitar? Mix audio? etc. And to a large extent you will just answer your own question by typing searches for specific topics you are after into Google or YouTube.

Nobody can guess what that Udemy course provides from that tiny screenshot, why don't you link to the web page for it it here?

If you have at least a little experience recording then I would just start by looking for tutorials on YouTube for exactly what you want to do. If you are completely new to recording I would start with Alan Parson's Art and Science of Sound Recording (which is not Pro Tools specific). If you want a more thorough training after starting with free YouTube tutorials I would look for Avid official courses (delivered through training providers, including online).

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Groove 3 is a great source. Then there's always youtube. Some videos are better than others, but hey...its free:D

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I have thought of this.
I want to remix video games soundtrack for now. Then I would love to creat my own soundtrack.
I am starting with YouTube iv learned many things. But still feels like there is alote to learn so I can craft my own music.

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Looks interesting!