Boom is an electronic drum instrument included with Pro Tools. Although its selection of sounds is limited, you can combine them freely and use a variety of patterns, making it approachable for beginners. This article covers loading sounds and adjusting their volume, pan, pitch, and length to customize a kit.
Boom: The Electronic Drum Instrument Included with Pro Tools
This series covers Boom, which comes with Pro Tools.
While its selection of sounds is limited, you can combine them freely
and use a variety of patterns, making it approachable for beginners.
Boom Video Tutorials
Selected Questions and Answers from the YouTube Video
Where do I download and install Boom? I already have Pro Tools and know where to find my purchases and downloads on the Avid website, but I do not know which installer to download or how to install it.

Look for the Avid Virtual Instruments Installer in your download list.
Video Tip: Loading and Adjusting a Kit
Use area 1 to select individual sounds,
and area 2 to fine-tune their volume, pan, pitch, and length.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How do I load a kit in Boom for Pro Tools?
Use area 1 in Boom to select and load individual sounds. Then use area 2 to fine-tune their volume, pan, pitch, and length.
Q2. Can I combine Boom sounds freely?
Yes. Although there are a limited number of sounds, you can combine them to create different drum sounds. The pattern feature offers further possibilities.
Q3. Is Boom suitable for beginners?
Yes. Boom is designed to be straightforward to use, with intuitive controls for adjustments such as volume and pan.
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