Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

What are some actions that can be initiated from the Dashboard? (pg 64)

A

Create new blank session on local storage,
Create blank project,
Open “Recent” session or project,
Open project,
Open session from connected storage location on your system.

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What is the difference between a session and a project in Pro Tools? (pg 64)

A

Session is private and stored in local storage.

Project is shared and stored in a cloud backup.

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3
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What is required to create a project document?

What are some reasons you might want to create a project instead of a session? (pg 66)

A

It is required to have an Avid Master Account and sign in to the account to create a project.
To access session anywhere, enables collaborations with other users.

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4
Q

What are some available options for parameter settings in the Dashboard? (pg 66)

A

File type
Audio sample rate
bit depth
I/O Settings

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5
Q

What audio types are supported in Pro Tools?

What is the default file type?

A

.WAV and .AIFF

.WAV is the default type.

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6
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What is the maximum sample rate supported in Pro Tools? What is the maximum bit depth?

A

max of 192 kHz

max of 32 bit float

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7
Q

What menu command lets you add tracks to your session?

How many tracks can you add at one time?

A

Click Track > New or Command+Shift+N.

Add as many tracks as the session allow to.
(Standard Pro Tools software can create up to 128 tracks in a session, Pro Tools | HD can create 768 tracks.)

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8
Q

Describe some tracks types supported in Pro Tools. (pg 68)

A

Audio: audio signal as a waveform
Auxiliary input: mixer channel
Master fader: a single fader used to control hardware output levels and bus paths
VCA master tracks: tracks in Mix group can be controlled by VCA Master
MIDI tracks: store MIDI note and controller data
Instrument tracks: combines the functions of MIDI & Auxiliary
Video tracks: add or import video to Timeline

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9
Q

Which timebase do Audio tracks use by default?

Which timebase do MIDI and Instrument tracks use by default?

A

Samples.

Tick based.

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10
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What happens to the audio and MIDI data on a track when the track gets deleted from your session?
Can the Track > Delete command be undone? (pg 72)

A

The clip data will remain in the Clip List, but your arrangement of the clips on the deleted tracks will be lost.
Cannot be undone.

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11
Q

Name the two types of cursors available in the Edit window. What is the difference between them?

A

Playback: Non-blinking
Edit: Blinking

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12
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Which tool can be used to set the playback point by clicking directly on a track?

A

Selector tool.

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13
Q

What is the Playback Cursor Locator used for?

Where will the Playback Cursor Located appear (in what Ruler)?

A

To locate the playback cursor.
It will appear in the Main Timebase, on the left edge if the playback cursor is located before the visible area; on the right edge if the playback cursor is located after the visible area.

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14
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What is the purpose of the Save As command?

Which session will be opened after completing the Save As command - the original or the renamed copy?

A

To Save a Copy of the session.

Renamed copy will be opened.

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15
Q

How can you open a session after locating it in a Workspace browse?

A

Double click the session.

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