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| An Audio Event or a pathway to or from storage |
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| How many voices does an active audio track take up? |
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| Do inactive tracks use voices? |
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| How many tracks does the musician's toolkit give you? |
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| Record hot, but don't ____________. |
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| How does Auto Imput behave? |
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| It monitors playback of a record enabled track until you are recording |
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| What does link record and playback faders do? |
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| Record fader controls monitoring levels |
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| What is Monitoring latency? |
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| The delay between an input and an output through which are monitored |
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| Use __________ practical Hardware Buffer size to lower monitoring latency. |
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| What is Low Latency Monitoring? |
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| Minimizes monitoring latency by bypassing inserts and sends on record-enabled tracks |
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| What is Zero Latency Monitoring? |
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| Loops input signal directly back to output. |
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| What is Auto Punch Recording? |
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| Pro Tools automatically punches in and out at the start/end of recording |
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| What is destructive record mode? |
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| It directly ovwerwrites an audio file |
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| Can destructive record extend a whole file region? |
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| What does quick punch do? |
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| Enables multiple punches in a single pass |
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| How many voices does quick punch take? |
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| 2 for a mono track, 4 for a stereo track |
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| What does loop record do? |
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| Creates New Region on each record pass. One whole file contains all passes end to end |
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| What does matching Start Time Takes List do? |
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| Gives you a pop up list of alternate takes and loops |
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| Pro Tools can remove _________ from the session playlist and the region list, but will not delete the parent file. |
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| Pro Tools can remove _________ from the session playlist and the region list, but will not delete the parent file. |
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| What does the compact function do? |
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| Deletes unused portions of an audio file to reclaim wasted disk space |
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| What does export region definitions do? |
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| Region definitions are written to the parent audio file |
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| What does Export Region as Files? |
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| Allows you to export selected audio regions as new audio files |
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| What does time stamp selected do? |
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| Re-defines start time of audio region |
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| A gradual change in volume |
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| What is the minimum length of a fade file? |
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| What is the minimum loop length in loop record? |
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| What is the difference between Equal Power and Equal Gain? |
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| Equal Power has a 3 dB boost in amplitude at the middle of the fade and equal gain is purely linear |
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| When is it good to use Equal Power? Why? |
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| When two audio sources differ in sound character. Can help avoid a volume drop |
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| When is it good to use Equal gain? Why? |
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| When two audio sources are similar in sound character. Because the sounds reenforce each other and a boost is unneccessary |
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| Crossfades between multiple regions |
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| Digidesign's real time "Operating System" that provides core functionality required by Pro Tools |
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| Time Division Multiplexing. It allows multiple audio signals to be routed simotaneously |
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| How many inserts does pro tools give you? |
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| Break the signal flow, inserting the effect into the signal, affecting it completely |
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| Where are inserts in the signal chain? |
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| How many sends do you get in Pro Tools? |
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| They route a copy of the signal to an output or bus, allowing you to mix the wet and dry signals |
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| Are sends pre or post fader? |
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| It is determined by the user, but defaults to post fader |
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| An internal audio pathway |
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| A bus can have multiple ________ and ___________. |
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| How many buses are supported by Pro Tools LE? |
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| An application within an application that extends the functionality of the host application |
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| Can the Track format be changed? |
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| Can the output Format be changed? |
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| A track that allows the recording and playback of audio |
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| A track that allows the control and processing of audio signals |
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| Does an aux track contain audio data? |
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| What does a master fader do? |
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| Controls the level of a chosen output or bus |
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| There is a dedicated floating mix window for ______ and ______. |
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| What is traditionally used for Dynamic effects? |
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| What is traditionally used for Aux effects? |
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| Sends a copy of the signal to an output |
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| Real Time Audio Suite plug in used by Pro Tools |
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| Each Mix parameter has its own _______. |
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| Parameters can be ______ and ________. |
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| What does bounce to disk do? |
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| Renders entire or partial mix to Disk |
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| Bounces ________ in time line and in ___________ only. |
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