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Phish Engineer Hones Pro Tools Chops Through PMT Training To Improve His Technical Tackle Box
Ben Collette had already been assisting Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio on various live and studio recording projects including all Anastasio's solo albums, when he decided to enroll in ProMedia Training’s Digidesign Pro Tools Certification Program. As a Pro Tools user, he was adequately equipped in using the software, but wasn’t as skilled, or efficient, as he or Anastasio would have liked. Upon PMT training and certification, Ben has found that the training improved not only his workflow, but his precision and speed, as well.
When Phish regrouped in early 2009, Ben had the opportunity to collaborate with famed producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Peter Gabriel), engineering album pre-production sessions at The Barn—
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Actually the lyrics to that classic Elvis tune are “Slice to the left, slice to the right . . .” and that might be appropriate if I was referring to some digital audio editing procedure, or
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This is a well documented shortcut, but I find it handy pretty often (especially in post-production), so I figured I’d give it a mention.
To enter Shuttle Mode, hold down Control, and hit any
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