TL Drum Rehab Expert Panel Display and Controls
For more information, see the following topics:
The Expert panel lets you commit, uncommit, or ignore specific triggers for sample playback, as well as quantize committed triggers and edit the location of committed triggers. Playback must be stopped to commit, uncommit, ignore, or otherwise edit triggers.
The Expert panel also provides some of the same controls as the Trigger panel: Listen, No Latency, Minimum and Maximum Threshold, and the Velocity Map and Velocity Zones.
The Expert panel provides the same playback controls as the Trigger panel: Input, Sample, Ducking, Dynamics, and A/B Blend. See Playback Controls).
The Waveform display in the Expert panel is the same as in the Trigger panel (see TL Drum Rehab Waveform Display). It provides a graphic representation of the selected track’s audio, and also displays detected triggers and velocities (amplitudes). Detected triggers are displayed as light blue lines on the waveform. If the Tempo Changes preference is enabled (see Tempo Changes), the Waveform display in the Expert panel also shows Pro Tools Tempo events as green lines with the tempo indicated at the top of the display.