#Do i need the abbey road plugins? pro
On Pro Tools, what that is is, hold down the Option key, and you click, and you drag. So, the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to copy this onto all the channels, and again, we have insert points, and I'm going to make sure this is going to be in the very last one of each, so I'm going to copy it. We wouldn't use the EQ at all, we'd just use the gain, and that would give us, basically, the same thing, but, I'm going to go back to our trim, because that's really what we want. This is one that I would use frequently, it's 1-Band EQ, and what we do is, we'd use the gain, here. So, for instance, I could go to another plugin. This may be called something else on another digital audio workstation, but you can use this or you can use, really, any plugin that has a level control, and I like to use this one because it doesn't take up a lot of system resources, where some other plugins might take up a lot, and since we're going to use a lot of these, that's really something that we have to think about.
So, what we're going to do, though, is we're going to add a trim control, and we're going to put it in the very last insert in the signal path, so I'm going to go down here and I'm going to pick trim. None of them are too particularly high or very, very low, they're kind of in the range that you'd expect them. ("Never Like This Before" by The Nashville All Stars) Now, as you can see, all the faders are pretty much where you'd expect them to be. I like this song because it was recorded really well and also there's not a lot of tracks, but there's enough it makes it very interesting. It's something you've heard before, because I've used it before on many demonstrations. First of all, we're going to play this song.
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