101 Chapter 5 Flashcards

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How much disk space is consumed per minute by a mono track at a sample rate of 44.1 kHz and a bit depth of 16-bit? What happens to disk space consumption if the sample rate is doubled to 88.2 kHz with the same bit depth?

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1 min of mono audio = ~5 MB (16-bit),

At 88.2 kHz the disk space is double.

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How can you monitor the storage space available on your system to determine the amount of record time remaining for each mounted drive?

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Disk Usage Window

Choose Window > Disk Usage

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How can you create a click track for a session? What kind of track is used for a click track?

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Choose Track > Create Click Track

Click Track = Auxiliary Input track with the Click II plug-in

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What window(s) can you use to record-enable an Audio track?

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Edit window or Mix window.

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What selector can you use to route a signal from an input on your audio interface to a track for recording?

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Path Selector

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How can you adjust the input level going to a record-enabled track? Can you use the Volume Fader to achieve a strong signal going to disk?

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Adjust using source volume, mic placement, or pre-amp

Use Volume Fader to adjust playback/monitoring levels; does not affect record levels

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How can you place a session in Record Ready mode after record-enabling a track? What modifiers/shortcuts are available to initiate recording without first entering Record Ready mode?

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Click the Record button in the Transport window (Record Ready mode)

To record without first entering Record Ready mode:
Press Command+Space Bar (Mac) or Ctrl+Space Bar (Windows), or
Press F12

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Where are recorded audio files stored for Pro Tools sessions?

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The audio files are stored in the session’s Audio Files folder by default.

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What term is used to describe an unedited audio file in Pro Tools? What term is used to describe the smaller, edited pieces of the original sound file?

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What types of clips are represented by boldface text in the Clip List? What type is represented by normal (plain) text?

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How do track names affect the default names of the audio files you record in Pro Tools?

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12
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Describe two ways to rename an audio file after recording into Pro Tools.

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How would you go about removing unwanted audio from the Clip List without deleting the files from disk?

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How would you go about deleting unused whole-file clips to erase them from your storage drive? Can this action be undone?

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