Pro Tools 101_ An Introduction to Pro Tools 11 ( PDFDrive )

2. With the GRABBER tool, select the DrumKit clip in the Clip List.
3. Drag the DrumKit clip from the Clip List onto the Drums track. Position
the clip to start at the beginning of the session (1|1|000).
4. Solo the Drums track by clicking on the track’s SOLO button (labeled “S”)
in the Edit window under the track name.
Shortcut: You can also toggle Solo mode on and off for any track
containing the Edit cursor by pressing SHIFT+S on the
computer’s QWERTY keyboard.
5. Press the SPACE BAR to audition the MIDI drums. Press the SPACE BAR a
second time to stop playback.
6. If necessary, adjust the clip placement to ensure that it begins at 1|1|000.
7. Unsolo the Drums track.
Add another Virtual Instrument
In the previous section, you added an Xpand! 2 virtual instrument plug-in to
the Drums track. Now, you will add a Boom virtual instrument plug-in to the
Boom track.
Insert Boom onto the Boom track:
1. Choose WINDOW > MIX or press CTRL+= (Windows) or COMMAND+= (Mac)
to again activate the Mix window.
2. Click on INSERT SELECTOR A on the Boom track.
3. Choose MULTICHANNEL PLUG-IN > INSTRUMENT > BOOM (STEREO)
from the pop-up list. The Boom plug-in window will appear on screen.
Figure PR1.11 The Boom instrument plug-in