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Logic Pro X 104 - Core Training: MIDI Recording and Editing.
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1
In the Step Editor, the default Secondary Tool is the Marquee tool. True or false?
False
True
2
What is the MIDI CC number for Volume?
CC4
CC7
CC10
CC1
3
Which MIDI Editor is the most flexible when it comes to editing MIDI controller data?
The MIDI Controller Editor
The Step Editor
The Piano Roll
The Score Editor
4
What is the default key command to Undo Quantization?
Option-Q
Command-Option-Q
Command-Option-Z
Control-Z
5
The easiest way to time compress a MIDI region is to...
Using Flex Time
Option-click and drag the bottom region corners
Shorten all notes within the region and shuffle them all together
Via the event list editor
6
The shortcut for creating a new track within the same channel strip is:
Shift-Control-N
Control-Shift-Return
Option-Shift-Return
Control-Shift-N
7
What is the default key shortcut to view the list editors?
D
A
E
L
8
What is the default shortcut for Capture As Recording?
Shift-S
Shift-R
Shift-T
Shift-Q
9
What key do you need to hold to switch to the Secondary Tool in the Step Editor?
Shift
Option-S
Command
Control
10
What does LSB stand for?
Last Set Byte
Low Status Byte
Least Significant Byte
Last Significant Byte
11
Event Quantize is available in the Piano Roll, Score, Event and Step editors, as well as in the Transform windows. True or false?
True
False
12
How can you select multiple events in the Step Editor?
Rubber-band select them with the Pointer Tool
All of the other answers are correct
Hold Shift and drag over the events with the Pointer Tool
Using the Marquee Tool
13
How can you quantize just some notes within a MIDI region?
Select all the notes, press Q to quantize, then undo quantize just on the notes you want to restore to their original position
Using Q-Range
Select only notes you want to Quantize and press the Q key command
All of the other answers are correct
14
What is the key command to show/hide the Region Inspector Float?
Option-R
Command-F
Command-R
Option-F
15
How can you change the velocity of multiple selected notes in the Event List Editor to the same absolute value?
Press and hold Shift while changing value
Press and hold Option while changing value
Press and hold Control while changing value
Press and hold Option-Shift while changing value
Logic Pro X 104
Core Training: MIDI Recording and Editing
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