Avid Pro Tools Fundamentals II (PT110) deepens your technical abilities and helps you become a more efficient, confident creator. Throughout the course, you’ll build skills that improve the quality of your work and help speed up your workflow.
One of the most valuable areas you’ll explore is session management. Fundamentals II teaches you to set up complex sessions with higher track counts, adjust system configurations, and select the right Playback Engine settings for your project. These skills are essential for avoiding crashes, playback errors, and lag.
You’ll learn advanced recording workflows, including loop recording and capturing multiple takes in succession. This is especially helpful for musicians, vocalists, and voice-over work. The course also covers virtual instruments and specialized plugins, allowing you to build fuller arrangements without needing external hardware.
Elastic Audio is another major component. You’ll develop the ability to warp audio, adjust timing, and make creative or corrective edits with precision. Combined with Real-Time Properties, you’ll be able to shape MIDI performances more naturally and efficiently.
Clip-based editing also becomes a central skill. Instead of making broad changes across entire tracks, you’ll learn to make fine adjustments at the clip level which is ideal for polishing vocal lines, refining transitions, or cleaning up complex sessions.
Automation, submixes, and track grouping round out the course. These techniques help you build cleaner mixes, reduce session clutter, and streamline your workflow so you can focus on creativity.
Want to elevate your audio workflow? Check out Avid Pro Tools Fundamentals II and continue your path toward becoming Pro Tools Certified.
Scott is an AVID Certified Expert Instructor (ACI) for Pro Tools and has taken over 50 post-Doctoral courses in the field of audio, acoustics, audio for video, and live sound applications. In this pursuit of this area of study, Beckett has been involved with the renovation and implementation of new recording equipment in various business and Religious spaces, changes in acoustic environments, and production of many albums that all involve student learning and engagement.
