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⩥ What are some of the virtual instruments included with pro-tools?
Answer: Boom, XPand!, Structure Free
⩥ what does the Xpand instrument do?
Answer: This is one of the AIR Virtual Instruments and provides 4
synthesizer slots which can be turned on or off individually
⩥ What is the Boom instrument?
Answer: This is a virtual drum machine installed on pro-tools and
enables you to create a drum sequence
⩥ What is the Structure Free instrument?
Answer: This is a sample library and plug in
⩥ What does the wait for note button do in regards to recording MIDI?
Answer: If this option is set, and the track and transport window are
record enabled, the recording will start as soon as the first note is played
,⩥ What is the purpose of the MIDI clips view?
Answer: Shows MIDI notes grouped together into clips, the notes are
visible but can't be edited individually
⩥ What is the purpose of the MIDI notes view?
Answer: This shows individual notes in a piano-roll format, pitch range
can be scrolled up and down using the mini keyboard
⩥ What is the velocity view?
Answer: Shows the velocity attack of each note with stalks
⩥ What are some of the advantages to the MIDI editor window view?
Answer: It can show MIDI and automation data, shows all auxiliary
input, Instrument, and MIDI tracks, it can show automation and
controller lanes, and it lets you toggle between Notes and Notation view
⩥ What is the universe view?
Answer: It is a display at the top of the Edit window showing a
miniature representation of all material on your tracks
⩥ what indicates the current spot of your edit window display?
Answer: The Current View Indicator which is a white square on top of
the universe view bar showing where your edit window is sitting. You
, may click and scroll this across to find different sections or you can click
anywhere on the universal bar and the indicator will jump to that area.
⩥ What are the 2 type of selections available with the pro-tools
selectors?
Answer: Timeline selections and edit selections
⩥ What are timeline selections?
Answer: Timeline selections are created in the time base ruler, and the
main use for these is to set a playback or record range. This is able to be
accessed with any tool selected, all that is needed is to click and drag on
the timebase ruler to whatever length desired. Also if you click while
holding shift then click another spot, the area in between the 2 clicks is
highlighted. Timeline selections can also be made through the Transport
Window by typing the desired start time in the start field and typing in
the desired end time in the end field.
⩥ What are edit selections?
Answer: Edit selections are made on a track, and are used to set an edit
range. There are multiple tools to use this with. With the grabber, click a
clip to select it, or do the shift click manoeuvre to select multiple clips.
With the Selector tool, click and drag along an area on the track or shift
click. Double click to select a clip.
⩥ How do you create separate timeline selections and edit selections?