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Pro Tools 104 - Mixing & Automation.
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1
When you use the Bounce-to-Disk command...
you create a new stereo audiof ile of the full mix
you make a full backup of both the Session File and all the individual audiofiles in the session
it creates a great-sounding master automatically
you make a full backup of all the individual audio files in the session
2
How do you call an Expander that's used to remove low-level noise and leakage?
a Strip Silencer
a Limiter
a compressor
a Noise Gate
3
Within a Channel Strip, the actual order of signal flow is...
Input, Inserts, Pre-Fader Sends, Channel Fader, Post-Fader Sends, Pan, Output
Input, Inserts, Pre-Fader Sends, Pan, Channel Fader, Post-Fader Sends, Output
Input, Inserts, Pre-Fader Sends, Pan, Channel Fader, Output
Input, Inserts, Post-Fader Sends, Channel Fader, Pre-Fader Sends, Pan, Output
4
What are the five basic Automation modes in Pro Tools?
Read, Write, Latch, Trim, and Save
Off, Read, Write, Touch, and Latch
Read, Write, Latch, Trim, and Slice
Read, Write, Touch, Trim, and Fade
5
ADT stands for
Artificial Double-Tracking, which is the technical name for electronic doubling
Automatic Delay Transformer, which is used to modulate the delay time
Active Digital Transfer, which is used to render a second musical part
Automated Dual-Taping, which is an emulation of an old analog mixing trick
6
Mixing in Pro Tools can include:
composing, recording and mastering
recording, editing, and mastering
level balance, panning, processing, and automation
tracking, overdubbing, and comping
7
Name 2 ways to create Automation in Pro Tools.
Draw it in with the pencil or draw it in with the mouse
Copy it or paste it in
Write or Latch
Record it in realtime by moving faders & controls or draw it in
8
Two types of reverb processors are:
wet reverbs and dry reverbs
automatic reverbs and manual reverbs
spring and fall reverbs
algorithmic reverbs and convolution reverbs
9
Master bus processing...
Is only used when mastering
is always required for every mix, no exceptions
is up to the mix engineer; some use it, some don't
must never be used at the mix stage, no exceptions
10
Clip Gain differs from regular (track) Automation in that...
it affects the audio signal before the signal reaches the channel strip
it can change the level of the audio at different points in the song/session
there is no difference
it affects the audio signal after the signal passes through the inserts
11
Mixing means...
the same as recording
setting the levels & pans and applying processing to the individual tracks in a multitrack session
matching the overall tonal balance of all the songs included on an album
matching and balancing the overall level of all the songs included on an album
12
For more subtle, gradual overall compression, you might dial up...
a very high Threshold and Ratio, always combined with a hard-Knee setting
a Brickwall Limiter
a saturator
a lower Threshold and Ratio, possibly combined with a soft-Knee setting
13
The one hard-and-fast rule in modern mixing is...
there are no hard-and-fast rules in mixing
the snare drum must always be the loudest element in the mix
the vocal must always be at least 3 dB louder than any other track in the mix
the kick drum must always be the loudest element in the mix
14
Inserts...
precede the channel fader, except in the Master Fader
are only found on Instrument tracks
are only found in the Master Fader channel strip
follow the channel fader, except in the Master Fader
15
Which type of track incorporates both audio and MIDI data?
Audio track
Instrument track
MIDI track
16
Staggering frequency ranges when EQing a mix means...
boosting several tracks at the same (or a similar) frequency for tonal power
mixing while slightly drunk, to get a better sense of the overall tonal balance
boosting one track and cutting another at the same (or a similar) frequency for tonal clarity
17
Delay-based effects like Flanging and Chorusing incorporate
a very low Threshold combined with a soft knee setting
reverb
delay times above 100 milliseconds, for clarity
periodic LFO modulation to impart movement to the effect
18
For mixing, the metering would normally be set to:
off
pre-fader metering
post-fader metering
19
When a Mix Group is assigned to a VCA Fader...
you can't adjust the individual faders while the VCA link is active
Groups can't be assigned to VCA Faders
you can adjust the individual faders even while the VCA link is active
20
What are the sections of a Channel Strip in Pro Tools?
Inserts, Sends, I/O, Pan, Channel Fader
Inserts, Sends, Audio, Video, Channel Fader
Inserts, Sends, Elastic Audio, Channel Fader
Inserts only
21
Hard-panning a stereo track or a stereo-doubled track means
panning both the left & right sides to the center, creating a hard mono signal
panning the left & right sides all the way left & right
panning the left & right sides only part of the way left & right
using M/S processing
22
Mix processing includes:
EQ, Compression, Overdubbing, Comping
EQ, Dynamics, Delay, Reverb
Recording and Automation
EQ, Dynamics, Elastic Audio, Auto-Punch
23
Setting level and pan is a mixing activity. True or false?
False
True
24
In an Automation display, the Trim tool...
does nothing-it does not function in an Automation display
can drag a selected section of automation data up or down
can create Automation level automatically by using A.I.
can correct for a poorly chosen Automation level by using A.I.
25
The best way to approach a mix is to...
process individual channels first; when they're completely done, then blend them in the mix
go back & forth between processing individual tracks and adjusting the full mix
do a full level & pan mix first; when that's final, then process the tracks individually
Pro Tools 104
Mixing & Automation
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