Your Shortcut To Being A Pro Tools Power User

Edit: REthink Pro Tools was formerly known as Pro Tools Boot Camp.

I am super excited today to announce the official release of my brand new video tutorial series, REthink Pro Tools. This project has been a long time in the making and represents my passion for making music and helping others do the same. If you are a current or potential Pro Tools user, then REthink Pro Tools can be an amazing tool for you in quickly moving past the point of “learning” the software and instead “using” it for your desired goals.

Even if you don’t currently use Pro Tools, but have considered it, this video series will truly be the fastest way for you to get more than up to speed on how to make great music in this wonderful program.

Simple, Yet Comprehensive

This product is designed to walk you through everything Pro Tools has to offer the home musician and producer. If you’ve watched any of my free tutorials then you know that I teach in a way that is clear, to the point, and relevant. I don’t intend to waste any of your time or make things complicated. REthink Pro Tools takes my approach to teaching Pro Tools and gives you over 3 hours of high resolution, comprehensive, and fun content to get you on track to making better music in your studio.

The other benefit is that I can go into much more detail and depth in this series than I can with my typical tutorial videos. So if you want more meat, more substance, and a complete training package, you’re going to want REthink Pro Tools.

Got A Minute? Check It Out

So do me a favor and head over to www.REthinkProTools.com right now.  I know that once I came to learn the practical Ins and Outs of Pro Tools, I gained a sense of freedom to create music that was previously held back by my lack of knowledge and experience in this powerful DAW; and you will too!

Remember, I want you to move past all the barriers that stop you from making better music now! And not knowing your DAW is one of those  barriers. If we’re so quick to invest money in gear, why not invest in knowledge and training to improve our craft?

www.REthinkProTools.com