Pro Tools Tutorial - Memory Locations - Show & Hide Tracks Pt 1
When you have large Pro Tools sessions with a great number of tracks, keeping things organised is vitally important. Here we show you how use the Memory Locations of Pro Tools to show and hide tracks - thus making your session easy to navigate. This technique allows you to focus on only the tracks you are working on, without the visual distractions of lots of tracks.
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So whilst a student may for example take audio as their major study, they can also choose to take units from any one of the other five major areas. In this way, students build a portfolio of music, audio, entertainment & business skills to create diverse career opportunities.
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At the completion of two years of intensive study at AIM, students graduate with a Bachelor of Music degree majoring in one of six areas or a Bachelor of Entertainment Management. Equipped with state of the art Q Recording Studios, 300-seat concert hall, 60-seat intimate performance space, fully equipped Apple Mac labs, performing arts library and over 1000 students, the Australian Institute of Music offers the complete educational experience.
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Audio Engineering at AIM is designed for individuals wanting to follow a career as a sound engineer, music producer or other audio specialist. Students are exposed to a wide variety of production projects to develop professional skills in critical listening, recording and mixing.