There are no prerequisites to take this course, however it’s beneficial for students to be familiar with: - Basic audio and MIDI recording techniques - Basic multi-track mixing concepts (such as setting levels and panning) - Basic definition of effects such as EQ, Dynamic FX, Delays, Reverbs etc. - Digital audio equipment such as MIDI controllers and audio interfaces - A working knowledge of Windows or Macintosh or operating systems

Successful completion of the Pro Tools Fundamentals I (PT101) course through SRA or another certified AVID Learning Partner (ALP) -or- an equivalent level of previous training and working understanding of how to: - Create sessions - Select session parameters - Edit modes and tools effectively - Set Grid and Nudge values - Create and recall memory locations - Navigate tracks and media - Create Edit selections using a variety of common techniques - Use plug-ins for signal processing and virtual instruments - Create a basic mix - Use basic automation techniques

Students will need to have: - Pro Tools software (10 or higher) - Pro Tools 101 Book (11 or higher) - Their own laptop (Mac or PC) - MIDI keyboard or other small keyboard (up to 2 octaves) - Headphones

Yes, upon completion of either of our courses we will issue you an "Seattle Recording Arts Certificate of Completion."

Now it's time to take your AVID Pro Tools User Certification test. ***Students must pass the AVID Pro Tools certification exam proctored by Seattle Recording Arts, standardized through AVID/Pro Tools. For entrance to exam, students must pass the prerequisite Pro Tools 101 exam.***