Pro Tools: How To Duck Audio

In this tutorial learn how to create a Ducking effect within Pro Tools 8.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• winksound
• protools
• ducking
• audio
• mixing
• vocal
• digidesign
• wsProToolsMixingAndMastering

[CJTheMaestro]

this tutorial out of all your tutorials almost put me to sleep. the guy sound nervous or something.

[WiNKsound]

Hi CJ, appreciate the feedback.

He is a bit nervous since it's his first round of video tuts but quickly finding his ground.

Let me know if the if there was anything left unanswered. I'd be more than happy to help out.

Mateo

[DeckerPratt]

Bro, please wait out the hangover before making more tuts

[danagelh]

Hard to listen to. Thanks, I'll look elsewhere.

[Sherita123]

Dude next time, get whatever is in your mouth out before doing a tutorial!

[skulldouggerry]

Your explanation of "Ratio" when discussing compression is a little mixed up.

[ghostfrom1950]

are you wearing headgear?

[noislamnation]

Work on yor communication skills. Learn to speak english first.

[EMjoshuashine]

Could you PLEASE reCreate this tutorial with someone who speaks english? How is a playback of 2 kicks a proper audition? And why does every detail supposedly does not matter? Not entirely trying to bash the video but. Seriously? you guys have some

really good videos, possibly Try it with a Dance Style of song.

[DeckerPratt]

This tutorial is completely worthless. Not only does he have marbles in his mouth, but his sentences and reasoning are so convoluted. Atypical of Winksound...please redo!

[KidCazal]

This is so much easier in Ableton lol, I been needing a way to do this in Pro Tools so this is dope, good lookin out Winks

[Raindarsus]

well beside using this in live cast and radio/tv settings, I see no use of it to use it in music. The gate ducking I could see, but not the compression ducking. Then again I haven't seen it all either ;)