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| The Digi 002 Rack has __ channels of I/O. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack only has __ channels of I/O above 48kHz. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ __ bit/ __ kHz analog auido inputs. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ XLR mic/line inputs with mic preamps and +48V phantom power. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ 1/4 inch TRS +4/-10 line-level inputs. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ 1/4 inch TRS 24-bit/96kHz analog inputs. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ channels of 24 bit ADAT Optical digital I/O. |
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| The Digi 002 Rack has _ channels of 24 bit/96 kHz S/PGIF digital I/O. |
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| The Smart Tool combines what tools? |
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| The quickkey for the smart tool is ? |
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| For the Smart Tool the top middle of a region is the _____ tool. |
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| For the Smart Tool the bottom middle of a region is the _____ tool. |
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| For the Smart Tool the Start and End of a region is the _____ tool. |
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| Region -> Group creates _____ _____ _____ from several. |
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| The quickkey to group tracks is? |
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| The quickkey to ungroup tracks is? |
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| Region -> Loop creates _____ _____ of a source region. |
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| Moves a region forward or backward by a fixed distance (the Nudge value). |
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| How do you Nudge a track? |
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| Set the Nudge value and use +/_ on the numeric keypad. |
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| Trims a region start with nudge value. |
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| What does Command +/- do? |
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| Trims a regions end with Nudge value |
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| What does Nudge selection do? |
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| Moves a selection (not data) forward or backward by nudge value when something other than a whole region is highlighted. |
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| Shift + Option + +/- does what? |
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| Shift + Command + +/- does what? |
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| How many Memory Locations can you have? |
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| You can only have __ windows configs for your memory locations? |
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| How do you delete a memory location? |
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| Option + Click on memory location |
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| How do you recall a memory location? |
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| Period # of location Period on numeric keypad |
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| The point at which you pressed _____ serves as the insert point for the memory marker. |
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| How do you set a memory marker during playback or record? |
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| Press Enter on the numeric keypad |
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| Windows -> Show Memory Locations or Apple + 5 on numeric keypad does what? |
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| Brings up the Memory Location window |
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| What is the quickkey for undo? |
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| Command + Z or Z with channel focus on |
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| What is the quickkey for Redo? |
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| How many levels of Undo can you have in Pro Tools? |
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| Under what Menu is Undo History? |
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| What 3 things can clear the Undo queue? |
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Deleting Tracks
Closing Session
Quiting Pro Tools |
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| Does saving a session delete the Undo queue? |
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| Analog Audio is a _____ _____ variation in air pressure. |
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| Digital Audio is _____ _____ of air pressure. |
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| The sample rate is the _____ _ _____ _____ per second. |
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| Number of amplitude snapshots |
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| For Sample rate _____ is measured at each sample point. |
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| Quantization is the _____ of amplitude. |
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| Quantization error is _____ caused by _____ an amplitude. |
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| Quantization error is less significant at _____ _____. |
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| A _____ signal will give less quantization error. |
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| Most Significant Bit equals _____ Quantization error. |
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| Least Significant Bit equals _____ Quantization error. |
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| 16-bit resolution = _____ quantization intervals. |
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| 20-bit resolution = _____ quantization intervals. |
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| 24-bit resolution = _____ quantization intervals. |
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| Bit depth determines _____ _____ _____. |
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| Each bit = _dB of dynamic range. |
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| 16-bit audio has a theoretical dynamic range of __dB. |
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| 20-bit audio has a theoretical dynamic range of __dB. |
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| 24-bit audio has a theoretical dynamic range of __dB. |
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| Maximum digital level is called _____ _____. |
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| dBFS means _____ _____ _____ ______. |
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| decibels relative to full scale |
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| On the Full Scale all numbers are _____. |
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| Negative since there is nothing above Full Scale. |
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| The price of recording to hot is _____. |
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| The price of recording to low is _____ _____. |
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| Low level noise added to signal to counteract quantization error is called _____. |
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| Dither randomizes the behaviour of the _____ _____ _____. |
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| The Nyquist Theorem states that the sample rate must be at least _____ the highest frequency to be reproduced. |
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| Sample Rate divided by 2 = _____ _____. |
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| Frequencies not present in the original waveform caused by disobeying Nyquist is called _____. |
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| The Foldover Frequency is _____ than either the Nyquist frequency or the source frequency. |
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| The _____-_____ _____ removes all frequiencies above the Nyquist frequency. |
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| The _____-_____ _____ removes high frequencys only on output. |
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| One Bit is _____ he resolution ans gives _dB more dynamic range. |
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| High sample rates means more ______, more _____, and more _____ _____ _____ _____. |
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| storage - processing - frequencies we cant hear |
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| Most mastering houses prefer _____ _____ _____. |
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| A voice is an _____ _____. |
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| A voice is a pathway _____ _____ _____ storage. |
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| Each channel of an active audio track requires _____ _____. |
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| Pro Tools LE supports up to __ voices. |
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| Pro Tools LE supports up to __ inactive audio tracks |
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| The music production toolkit gives you __ tracks of recording and or __ tracks of playback. |
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| To set the input on an audio track click the tracks _____ _____ and choose the correct _____ _____. |
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| Input Selector - Input Source |
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| The _____ _____ determines level of signal recorded. |
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| Faders in Pro Tools do not change the level going to the _____ _____. |
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| The green light by the record button is lit when this mode is enabled. |
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| Use the lowest practical buffer size in the _____ _____ to lower monitoring latency. |
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| Low Latency Monitoring bypasses the _____ & _____ on record-enabled tracks and all Aux tracks. |
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| Zero Latency Monitoring a.k.a. Direct Monitoring loops _____ _____ directly back to the output. |
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| Pro Tool's default punch in/out is _____ _____ recording. |
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| The green light by the record button is not lit when this mode is enabled. |
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| Destructive Record _____ _____ an audio file just like tape. |
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| Quickpunch enables _____ _____ in a single pass. |
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| You can have up to ___ running punches in Quickpunch mode. |
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| The minimum sample rate for a fade in is. |
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| Equal Power is a 3dB boost in _____ at the middle of the fade. |
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| Equal gain is a _____ fade. |
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| The process of fading one source of audio and fading in another source of audio simultaneously is called a _____. |
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| A pre-splice crossfade occurs _____ the region boundary. |
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| A centered crossfade _____ occurs before the region boundary _____ after the region boundary. |
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| A post slice crossfade occurs ______ the region boundary. |
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| Set crossfade length in _____ for all crossfades. |
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| Time Division Multiplexing |
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| An insert redirects signal to a _____ or __. |
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| Hardware inserts redirects signal to an _____ device. |
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| A software insert = a _____. |
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| A _____ routes a copy of signal to output or bus. |
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| A _____ is an internal audio pathway. |
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| Pro Tools LE supports up to __ internal buses. |
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| T/F - The order of elements in the channel strip does not reflect actual signal flow. |
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| A dynamics processor is placed directly on the tracks _____ and affects _____ of the tracks signal. |
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| For time based processing a copy of the signal is sent to an _____ Input with the time based on the _____ Input's _____. |
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| 3 things the grabber tool can do with automation are. |
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| create and move breakpoints and use with Option to erase break points |
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| File -> Bounce to Disk renders _____ or _____ mix to _____. |
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| Bounce to disk bounces the _____ in the time line. |
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| Bounce to disk bounces in _____ only. |
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| Audio protocols control how _____, _____, and _____ interact. |
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| Hardware - Software - Operating systems |
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| Audio Stream Input/Output |
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| WaveRT is used on the _____ OS. |
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| CoreAudio is used on the _____ OS. |
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| The Pro Tool's protocol is called _____. |
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| Windows uses the _____ _____ driver. |
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| Mac programs use the _____ _____ driver. |
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| Virtual Studio Technology |
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| Native formats are available within _____ host. |
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| File based formats _____ an effect to file. |
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| Pro Tools supports _____, and _____ plug-ins. |
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| Nuendo/Cubase supports _____, and _____ plug-ins. |
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VST - DirectX - for PC
VST - for Mac |
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| Plug in wrappers change the _____ of a plug in. |
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| Most Pro Tools plug ins use _____. |
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| iLok is a hardware dongle that lets you carry _____ with you. |
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