Learn how to use Beat Detective to create bar beat markers and why you would need them. The industry standard for learning Pro Tools Beat Detective, "Beat Detective Explained" contains 20 tutorials covering every feature, function and option found in the Beat Detective interface window, as well as cool practical examples on how to use it in your Pro Tools productions. You'll learn all the features and options as well as creating groove templates from audio, matching loops, tightening up multi-tracks, creating REX files and more.
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If you would prefer not to be prompted for reviews, please click here. Sample this tutorial Product Outline Reviews Author Generate Audio Beat Triggers Get the lowdown on generating effective beat triggers. Editing Audio Beat Triggers Once you have generated beat triggers you need to ensure that each is placed properly to get the best results. Region Separation This tutorial shows you how to use Beat Detective to separate a region into multiple parts. Conforming Regions Conforming regions allows your to adjust the start or sync point of regions according to the grid or groove template.
Edit Smoothing Learn how to use Edit Smoothing to quickly fill gaps between regions and add crossfades to overlapping regions. Extract Groove Template from Audio Learn how to extract the groove or feel from a selection of audio, then store that so you can apply the same groove to other audio or MIDI data.
Applying a Groove Template to Audio Learn how to apply Groove Templates to audio data, to give it the same feel as the Groove template. Tighten Multi-Tracks Learn how to use Beat Detective with multiple tracks to tighten up their feel and make them sound more together. Calculate Audio Tempo Learn how to extract the tempo from an audio selection. Matching Loops Learn how to match loops that were recorded at different tempos.
Product Overview The industry standard for learning Pro Tools Beat Detective, "Beat Detective Explained" contains 20 tutorials covering every feature, function and option found in the Beat Detective interface window, as well as cool practical examples on how to use it in your Pro Tools productions.
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Having a performance quantized to match the grid perfectly is not always preferable but it is really useful to know how to if you do end up needing this capability. Beat Detective can achieve this task for you and align audio recordings to a predefined grid.
Even if you do not use a time reference when recording you can still quantize the performance — however this technique will also create a simple tempo map. Have you ever wondered how that guitar solo would sound at double speed? Beat Detective lets you find out with just a few clicks — however this is not the best way to go about, nor the fastest as Pro Tools has a tool that is simpler to use for this: Elastic Audio.
There are times that your drummer just plays a part with amazing groove and you want to extract that swing for using on other tracks in the project. Of course, you can also use Beat Detective to quantize performances using a groove template you created or the ones that are built into Pro Tools.
The process of editing things like drums with Beat Detective leaves a plethora of small unedited clips which cannot be used as such within the session.
Out of all the windows of Pro Tools tools, Beat Detective is maybe one of the most complex and daunting at first. Understanding how the window is divided and what each pane does will make operation a lot easier.
The window is divided into four sections: operation, selection, detection and scrolling. Let us go through each of them and see what the purpose of each is. This section will allow us to select the operating mode of Beat Detective — the names of the operating modes speak for themselves but lets take a closer look at each:. Bar Beat Marker Generation — You will use this mode when creating tempo maps from recorded performances.
This can be used with both audio and MIDI. Groove Template Extraction — You will use this mode when extracting groove templates from recorded performances. Clip Separation — In order to quantize audio you will need to separate it first and this operating mode enables you to do just that.
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