The grid aids us in visualizing audio material within a consistent time framework. For instance, each grid line can correspond to a specific point where you hear a segment of the click track. While watching the video below, you'll notice that a line appears on the screen every time you hear the click sound. The number of displayed lines can be customized to visualize the desired subdivisions more or less distinctly. ![[ProTools - Hearing the Grid.mp4]] ## Enabling Grid Operations Enabling the grid is a two-step process. The first step is to ensure that the Grid is visible. This can be achieved by activating the Grid button.  Second, we need to switch ProTools to Grid Edit Mode. This adjustment ensures that all our edits will snap with the grid, providing a structured context for our editing actions.  ## Adjusting Grid Settings to Align with Click Track The grid can be set to various units of time, but if we want the grid lines to align with the click track, we need to choose the "Bars and Beats" option. ![[ProTools - Adjusting Grid Settings to Align with Click Track.mp4]] ## Increasing and Decreasing Grid Resolution I love using shortcuts to adjust the grid resolution, which makes it much quicker to align items with various timescales. To decrease the grid resolution, use Shift and Plus, and to increase it, use Shift and Minus. Alternatively, you can modify these settings through the menu option, as demonstrated in the video below. ![[ProTools - Increasing and Decreasing Grid Resolution.mp4]]