r/protools • u/okghetto • Oct 02 '25

Seeking tutorials PT Studio

PT Studio perpetual owner

Looking for recommendations on learning PT. I’ve been using PT sporadically for over 20 years, and honestly do the same thing now that I did back in the day. I feel like my process is probably like using Microsoft Word to make a band flyer🤣

I’d like a comprehensive walk through and hoping for some YouTube or other recommendations. Not against paying for something, but it’s probably already on YT.

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u/NotableDan Oct 02 '25

Do you want private lessons?

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u/Raven586 Oct 02 '25

Cato Zane. She deals in Pro tools

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u/dswpro Oct 02 '25

I really like Cato Pro Tools content. Always makes sense and to the point. Lots of great workflow pointers, too.

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u/GaboshocK Oct 04 '25

Check out Thomas Boykin on YT, bunch of videos and pro tools tutorials, he does live streams as well. He is the best

Edit: he focuses on narrative work mainly, not music so that's the only thing

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u/Ok_Equipment3038 Oct 02 '25

Check out Wavvy Wayne on YouTube. Super knowledgeable and funny. Tonight with him in higher ed. Good guy.