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If you use Groups a lot in Pro Tools make sure you get familiar with toggling Groups on and off using Keyboard Focus. The “biggest group wins” behaviour makes itself apparent more obviously than the creation order criterion, which makes it useful to know about. With these two criteria there is a scheme in place which Pro Tools can follow to determine which group behaviour you’ll see. If the groups have equal numbers of tracks the older group wins. If a track is in two active groups and one has more track, that group wins. There are two criteria Pro Tools uses: group size and creation order. In this free video tutorial, you will learn about how, when a track exists in more than one group in Pro Tools, which group ‘wins’ when more than one is active. The Audition Path is set in the output tab of IO setup and, while it usually mirrors the monitor outputs it can be set to any available output meaning that, for example, an editor could audition via headphones without disturbing the client and leaving the monitor playback uninterrupted. If you need to access the contents of the Clips List in a Workspace Browser then hit Alt+O and you’ll do straight to your session, from there you can benefit from all the extra information available there. The only drawback of auditioning from the Clips List is that playback starts from the beginning of the clip and if there is a significant amount of silence at the beginning of the clip this might not be the best way to go. If you need to audition individual channels if a multichannel clip you can do that easily by clicking the disclosure triangle next to the multichannel clip.
This is as easy as Option/Alt-clicking in the clips list. The Workspace browser has very useful features to help with auditioning before clips are imported but once in the clips list it can still be useful to hear the contents of a clip before bringing it onto the timeline. When working with Pro Tools it can be useful to audition a clip before bringing it onto the timeline. This free video tutorial shares a useful tip, which allows you to audition clips from the Clips List within Pro Tools.
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