Mono Delay - Pro Tools Video Tutorial

[Kenny Gioia]

Thanks everyone.

I've posted another Pro Tools Video Tutorial.

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This one deals with processing mono delays using Digidesign's Delay Plugin.

Thx.

[Stig Eliassen]

Great work, Kenny.

I've seen all three tutorials (and counting), and I recommend these to everyone.

[Dopamine]

Great work!! The videos are very concise and easy to follow.

[Kenny Gioia]

I've added two more.

Enjoy.

Come and Get em!!!!!!

[tstemland]

Fantastic work!!

We are all very impressed about the quality !!

Thank you very much !!


Best regards
Tord Stemland

[Ozzie]

I know it's picky but you say a sixteenth note then select an eighth, you may confuse some folks.

[smsjr]

Great job! Like the full screen quality, very nice. Felt like I was right there working with you.

Steve

[Glenn G]

Kenny,

Yes, great stuff indeed. Very educational and concise.

I'd love to see you do another one where you show the EQ and compressor settings on the drum tracks -- and talk through how you arrived at them. What you are listening for, what are you trying to enhance and how, and what are you trying to correct and how.

Keep 'em coming and many, many thanks for your efforts.

[jeremyroberts]

Hey Kenny,

Great job on the videos... one little thing:

You call 1/8th notes "1/16th notes" -- in all of your delay videos! Don't know if you read music, but a reminder: 1/4 note = stem, no flag; 1/8 note = stem+1 flag; 1/16th note = stem+2 flags; 32nd note = your delay is too short;

Just thought I'd share. Keep 'em coming.

[Stig Eliassen]

Jeremy, this is not true. Typo?

You write that 1/6th note = stem+2 flags. It's 1/16th note that equals stem+2 flags. I do read music (S-L-O-W-L-Y), and just thought I'd correct this.

Love your tutorials, Kenny.