Pro Tools 210p - Certified Operator Post Production

Pro Tools 210P: Post Production Techniques covers techniques for working with Pro Tools in a professional post production environment. Concepts and skills learned in 101, 110, and 201 are reinforced with practical post-specific examples.

Topics include:

• Synchronizing Pro Tools for audio post — Digidesign SYNC peripherals, loop sync, clock vs. positional reference, setting frame rates
• Linear video in Pro Tools — 9-pin control of Pro Tools, Spot mode in post production, timestamps, replacing regions
• Non-linear video in Pro Tools — QuickTime video, Blackmagic card, Avid DNA, digital video in Pro Tools, spotting with non-linear video
• Importing digital media into the Pro Tools timeline — QuickTime video, Avid-compatible media, OMF/AAF (with DigiTranslator 2.0), MXF media
• Working with the Video track — Video track features, Video window options, editing options, Video Universe window
• Recording dialog in Pro Tools — Dialog and ADR workflow, track compositing, playlist display options
• Dialog editing techniques — The role of a dialog editor, dialog and ADR editing workflow, syncing dialog, adding room tone, cleaning up dialog
• Organizing your session — Working with Digibase catalogs, organizing sessions for mixing, creating sub-groups, importing session data attributes
• Mixing to picture — Mixing terminology, large-scale mixing, session signal flow, using plug-ins for post production, writing static (snapshot) automation, trim automation
• Layback options — Linear layback workflow, non-linear layback (export options), export for web delivery or final evaluation
• Synchronization concepts (appendix)
• Mixing and DSP usage (appendix)
• Advanced Authoring Format and Media Exchange Format (appendix)
• Analog and digital television standards (appendix)