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Description of track type Audio, Aux Input, MIDI, Instrument, Master Fader

Audio are just...Audio

Aux are like audio, but can't have audio clips

MIDI is where you can record with a MIDI instrument.

Instrument are where you can put MIDI clips or record MIDI

Master Fader controls the level of an output

2

Two types of folder tracks

Basic and routing

3

Which pro tools menu can a track be created from?

Track

4

Shortcut for creating a track

Command+Shift+N

5

From which Edit/Mix window view can a tracks input be set

Track

6

Can deleting a track be undone?

No

7

How do you know that a track will be shown from the tracks area?

It's circle is gray, not black

8

Which menu has the workspace browser?

Windows

9

LESSON 2

Woah

10

Which device should you turn on last?

Monitor Speakers

11

Where can the audio device for pro tools be changed

Setup > Playback Engine

12

Shortcut for starting/stopping playback

spacebar

13

Two valid audio types

.WAV and .AIFF

14

Describe the file types: Session, Wavecache, Audio, Rendered, Session File

1. Where the entire session goes as soon as something is created

2. A visual representation of the music

3. Default location for audio

4. Temporary files created as needed

5. Backup files for Session

15

Do you need a numeric keyboard to nudge?

No

16

Edit window description

Many audio clips, all the audios. Where yo music is

17

Mix window description

Settings for the tracks basically, it looks like a DJ thing

18

Transport window description

Timers! And tools! Like a toolbox

19

Describe file, view, setup, options, and window

...

20

Lesson 4

YIPPEEEEE :DDD

21

Rulers can be shown or hidden from which menu?

View

22

What shortcut to place playback cursor at beginning?

return

23

Insertion Follows playback looks like what?

Dotted line, right arrow, straight line, play button

24

What does the Trim, Selector, grabber, scrubber, and pencil tools do?

1. Trim can cut off parts of a clip

2. Selects certain sections of a track/clip

3. Grabs those selections

4. It just plays audio forward or backward

5. It draws up sound waves

25

What does dbl-clicking a clip with the selector tool do to the clip

Selects the whole clip

26

What happens when you hold opt and drag clip from workspace browser with grabber.

It leaves a shadow clip behind! (multiply)

27

What does the Slip, Shuffle, Grid, and Spot tools do?

1. Just moving clips freely

2. Also moves clips, but snaps them together and arranges them quickly

3. Moves clips according to a grid (like bars and beats)

4. Moves clips by typing in the time, bar/beat or otherwise into the thing

28

Name two types of grid mode

Relative and Absolute

29

What kind of mic needs phantom power

Condenser Mic

30

Name 3 polarity patterns

Omnidirectional (all of it)

Cardioid (Top)

Figure 8 (top and bottom)

31

2 types of line signals

-10 dBV (Basic)

+4 dBV (Professional)

32

What type of track is a click track

AUX

33

Default shortcut to start recording

Comm+Space

Ctrl+Space

F12

3 on Keypad

34

What do you do if recording is clipping?

Adjust the gain

35

Difference between whole-file and sub-file clips in clips list?

Whole-file is the entire clip and sub-file is the clip after it's been trimmed or edited at the borders (has hidden parts)

36

Is it possible to delete whole file if subset are being used?

Yes

37

LESSON 6 (UWUOWOUWU)

Christopher

38

Does MIDI make its own sound?

No

39

Two track types that support MIDI

Instrument and MIDI

40

What kind of track is MIDI commonly combined with?

AUX

41

What does MIDI merge look like and what does it do?

It looks like a mouse merging into traffic (arrow into arrow) and it records MIDI on top of another MIDI tracks so that both audios can be heard

42

In what unit is tempo measured?

Beats per minute

43

What type of plug-ins are XPAND!2, BOOM, Mini Grand, DB-33, Vacuum?

XPAND!2 is multi-timbral synthesizer

BOOM is a bunch of drums

Mini Grand is piano

DB-33 is an emulation of a drawbar organ

Vacuum is a vacuum tube synthesizer

44

Three MIDI Views and what they do

Clips view is where you see your MIDI data in clip-sized blocks

Notes view will show you the individual notes

Velocity view will be loudness

45

LESSON 7

Princess Annagale I

46

Modifier for "select all tracks"

Shift

47

Modifier for "individually select multiple"

command+click

48

Modifier for "select range of tracks"

shift+click

49

Modifier for "make change to selected tracks"

option+make-a-change

50

Shortcut for Cut, Copy, Clear, Paste, undo, Redo

X

C

B

V

Z

Shift+Z

51

Can EDIT>DUPLICATE create a large number of copies?

Yes

52

Consolidate clip can be found in which menu?

Edit

53

Which are the three types of trim tool?

TCE

Loop

Normal?

54

What do you need to use to nudge notes?

The nudge value?

55

Shortcut for "Create a fade on selected area"

Comm+F

56

Shortcut for Fade in from start of clip to cursor

Ctrl+D

57

Shortcut for Fade out from end to cursor

Ctrl+G

58

Tab to Transients What does it do and what does it look like?

It has an arrow goin toward a soundwave

59

Shortcut to hide/show video window

Comm and 9 on keyboard

60

Lesson 8

:)

61

Mixing within a DAW is referred to as mixing "________"

In the Box

62

Are inserts on an audio track affected by the tracks Volume Fader?

No

63

What shortcut key quickly sets volume fader to Unity?

Option

64

Video audio is typically panned which way?

Center

65

Are meters on an audio track always post insert?

Yes

66

Are meters on an audio track always post fader?

No

67

Which key do you hold down to solo safe a track?

Comm/Ctrl

68

Are the inserts on a Master Fader track affected by the tracks volume fader?

Yes

69

Which control is on the master fader track?

Output

70

What is most commonly used for effects

Inserts

71

A copy of the signal to be routed to another destination

Send

72

Controls the output amplitude of the track

Volume Fader

73

Controls the balance of the signal between a number of outputs.

Pan