Berkleemusic is the exclusive online provider of Pro Tools 110 curriculum, the second stage of Digidesign's Pro Tools certification program. Building on the foundational skills taught in Pro Tools 101, you'll learn a broader range of tools and Berklee production techniques that will help you tackle more complex projects using Pro Tools 8. Pro Tools 110 focuses on working with expanded hardware and software configurations, developing versatile tools for manipulating and editing both audio and MIDI data, and implementing various techniques to facilitate larger and more sophisticated mixing scenarios. As in Pro Tools 101, this course will provide you with real-world examples and frequent hands-on assignments that will enhance your capabilities in all aspects of Pro Tools production. Although this course is designed to build on the information presented in Pro Tools 101, it is also an appropriate starting point for individuals who have previously acquired basic Pro Tools functionality on their own (see prerequisites).

For those students who have successfully completed the Pro Tools 101 Exam, you will have an opportunity to take the Digidesign Pro Tools 110 Exam online, at the end of the course.

By the end of this course, you will:

Learn to record, edit, work with both audio and MIDI and automation
Configure your Pro Tools sessions and interface with any external hardware
Utilize DigiBase browser features to manage sessions
Import a range of audio file formats and data from other sessions
Use additional audio and MIDI recording techniques such as selections-based punch-ins and loop recording/auditioning
Work with both sample- and tick-based timescales
Utilize plug-in virtual instruments and standalone applications streamed to Pro Tools via ReWire
Employ various MIDI track views and editing techniques
Apply Elastic Audio processing to tracks and quantize detected events to the grid
Explore additional options for creating fades
Process regions using AudioSuite plug-ins
Create tempo maps and quantize audio with Beat Detective
Integrate additional mix techniques in your sessions, including track grouping, sends and returns, submixes, and Master faders

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Course Info

-	For-credit tuition: $1,195
-	Non-credit tuition: $995
-	Credits: 3
-	Duration: 12 weeks
-	Catalog #: BMPR-131
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Course Faculty

	Andy Edelstein Associate Professor of Music Production and Engineering at Berklee.

	Mark Cross Successful commercial composer, with an extensive discography in both film and television.

	Erik Hawkins Composer, producer, remixer, and author who has worked with and remixed a variety of top artists.
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