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Chapter 3: Session and Track Features 19

Numeric Keypad Set to

Shuttle

Pro Tools offers another form of shuttling, dif-

ferent from that of Shuttle Lock mode. With the

Numeric Keypad mode set to Shuttle, playback

of the current Edit selection is triggered by press-

ing and holding the keys on the numeric key-

pad—playback stops once the keys are released.

Various playback speeds are available in both

forward and reverse. In this mode, pre- and post-

roll are ignored.

To shuttle with the Numeric Keypad mode set to

Shuttle:

1 Choose Setup > Preferences and click the Oper-

ation tab.

2 Set the Numeric Keypad mode to Shuttle and

click OK.

3 With the Selector tool, click in the track where

you want playback to begin. To shuttle on two

tracks, Shift-click in a second track.

4 Press and hold any of the following keys (or

key combinations) on the numeric keypad to

trigger playback.

5 Press a different key to switch the playback di-

rection or speed. Release to stop.

AutoFades

Pro Tools can automatically apply real-time

fade-ins and fade-outs to all region boundaries

in the session. Specify the duration (0 to 10 ms)

for automatic real-time fades with the Auto Re-

gion Fade In/Out Length preference in the Opera-

tion Preferences page). These fade-ins and fade-

outs are performed during playback and do not

appear in the Edit window, and are not written

to disk.

The automatic fade-in/out option also has an ef-

fect on Voice borrowing in a session. Whenever

a lower-priority virtual track “pops thru” a si-

lence in a higher-priority track on the same

voice, a fade-in and fade-out is applied to the

transition.

This feature is especially useful in post produc-

tion situations such as dialogue tracking. For ex-

ample, you can assign both a dialogue track and

a “room tone” track with matching background

to the same voice. You can then set the AutoFade

option to a moderate length (4 ms or so) so that

whenever a silence occurs in the dialog, play-

back switches smoothly to and from the back-

ground track without clicks or pops.

Using automatic fade-ins/outs saves you the

trouble of editing to zero-crossings or creating

numerous rendered fades in order to eliminate

clicks or pops in playback. However, since these

autofades are not written to disk, those clicks or

pops still exist in the underlying sound file.

Consequently, those anomalies still appear if

the Duplicate AudioSuite plug-in or the Export

Regions As Files command (from the Region

List) are used to duplicate multiple regions as a

continuous file. To render these real-time auto

fades to disk, choose File > Bounce to > Disk.

Shuttle Speed Rewind Key Forward Key

1 X Speed 4 6

4 X Speed 7 9

1/4 X Speed 1 3

1/2 X Speed 4+5 5+6

2 X Speed 7+8 8+9

AutoFades are not applied to AudioSuite

processing.

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