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Lesson 2 in Music

front 1

Which device should you turn on last?

back 1

The monitor speakers.

front 2

Where can the audio device used by Pro Tools be changed?

back 2

Playback engine.

front 3

What is the short cut for starting and stopping playback?

back 3

Space bar.

front 4

What are the two valid audio types?

back 4

.Wav and AIFF.

front 5

Describe the various file types Session, WaveCache, Audio, Rendered, Session file.

back 5

Session: A "pointer" to the files

WaveCache: graphic representation of audio files.

Audio: Where all audio files are stored.

Rendered: Temp storage.

Back up: Safety copies.

front 6

Do you need a numeric keyboard to nudge?

back 6

No you do not.

front 7

Describe what the edit window looks like.

back 7

You will see horizontal strips labeled, Vocals, SFX, and Strings.

front 8

Describe what the mix window looks like.

back 8

You will see an instrument, inserts A-E, Sends A-E, Meters and Faders, I/O

Track Color, and comments.

front 9

Describe what the transport window looks like.

back 9

You will see Online, Return to Zero, Rewind, Fast Forward, Go to End, Stop, Play, Record Enable, Pre-roll, Post-roll, and Fade-in. You will also see Start, End, and Length for your timeline.

front 10

Describe the following menus file, view, setup, options, window.

back 10

File: It allows you to open close, save, import or export sessions.

View: Allows you to show or hide and aspect of a window.

Setup: Configures how things will behave.

Options: Helps turn things on, off, enable, or disable.