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- Pro Tools Basics: the Solo Safe Function for Tracks
In this video, we talk about the solo safe function, including how to use it, and why and when we might use it. Hope you like it!
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Great video! Another quick tip is right-clicking (control-click mac) the I/O on tracks and auxes allows you to rename your busses to "DRUMS" instead of "Bus 1-2" so routing is easier to keep track of.
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Super helpful. I guess I never knew that the other DAWs I had learned were already doing solo safe for bus and aux tracks automatically. Thanks for the great video.
Thank you ! I've accidentaly do it on a track and it give me crazy because it wont solo... Thank you !
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Very knowledgeable. Thanks for the shortcuts insight
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THANKYOU i had some things safe muted it was driving me crazy
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newbee here thanks a bunch. I was trying to figure out why a tom sound would still come through no matter what channel i would solo. It was solo safed thanks !!!
Good video, and good tip, Cato. Lots and lots of little things Pro Tools can do that can save time or make workflows easier. I especially liked the "bonus content". Awesome.
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Can you solo effects?
Is there a way to turn off all of the solo safes at once with a key command?
Thank u! Now I'm more confused.
Oh no! Do you know what part still has you confused?
Thumbs up to you! Is there a way to solo safe two aux tracks at the same time? Thank you.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! Hrm, I don't know if there is a way to solo safe two at once: I always just use that command clicking shortcut. I'm not in front of the computer right now, but maybe if you held shift or option in addition to clicking while you have multiple track nameplates highlighted? Or if you group the tracks? Although, that might cause more annoyance later on than it's worth, and something tells me those modifier keys wouldn't work for this function for some reason - but I'm not sure if I've ever tried it! I'll have to try it out; let me know if you figure it out, cheers!
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Quick question. Let's say you have several AUX tracks. For example, one for drums, one for vocals, and one for guitars, and each AUX track is in solo safe mode. Then 1 more AUX track that is a master mix bus to which the drum, vocal and guitar aux's feed and it is also in solo safe mode. In other daw's with this setup you can solo the AUX tracks. In Protools 2022, this doesn't seem to work. If you try and solo an AUX track that is in solo safe mode (for example say you want to hear just the drums and guitars through those two AUX tracks) it doesn't work. I guess you can just use the backwards approach and mute the AUX tracks you don't want to hear. That gives you the same result but takes more steps. What am I missing?
Yeah, that's kind of how it is. I'll sometimes either mute the aux tracks I don't want to hear, like you suggested. Or, I'll also group the original audio/instrument tracks based on instrument and then solo those by clicking solo on one of them. It's not the best, but does the same thing.
TIL: cmd+shift+g: all this time! going to manually deactivate the group. oh really like the new video format, more personable!
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