Protools 101 Latest Update with Certified Solutions

Protools 101 Latest Update with Certified Solutions Absolute Polarity When the polarity of the wave remains the same through the signal chain AES/EBU Digital connection that uses XLR-type connectors. Stands for Audio Engineering Society/European Broadcast Union Alias tones The false tones produced by low sample rates Amplitude Intensity of the sound pressure variations. Creates our perception of the loudness of the sound. Measured in decibels (dB). The measurement of how far vibration of molecules of air travels; the distance traveled from the mid point. measured on the vertical plane of the sine wave. Translated as volume or loudness. Analog Audio The continuous electric signal produced by a microphone is an alternating current with a waveform, frequency and amplitude that directly corresponds to or is analogous to the original acoustic information. Analog-to-digital conversion (A/D Conversion) The process of translating electrical signals to binary data. Two essential factors: sample rate and bit depth Audio Sound, especially when recorded, transmitted or reproduced Audio File Each take of an audio recording is stored as a separate file inside the corresponding session's Audio Files folder. Supports WAV or AIFF formats. WAV is the default. Audio Interface Provides the analog-to-digital conversion required for recording. Provides the digital-to-analog conversion required for playback to analog speakers or headphones. Audio Tracks Allow you to import/record and edit an audio signal as a waveform. Can be mono, stereo, or any supported multi-channel formats. Can create up to 128 audio tracks in a session, with up to 96 able to playback or record simultaneously. AudioSuite Menu Contains commands that allow you to access all AudioSuite plug-ins currently installed with your software. AudioSuite plug-ins Provide non-real time, file-based