PRO TOOLS 101 CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
TEST BANK SOLVED QUESTIONS
⩥ Timeline Display (Rulers). Answer: Rulers are horizontal displays that
appear in the Timeline display area of the Edit window, just above the
tracks display area. Pro Tool's Rulers provide measurement indicators to
help you identify specific locations in your session's Timeline. You can
display or hide any combination of the Rulers in the Edit window.
⩥ Bars|Beats. Answer: This Ruler is useful for music editors, composers,
and musicians
⩥ Min:Sec. Answer: This Ruler is useful for radio or for those who need
to measure in absolute time
⩥ Time Code. Answer: This Ruler is used primarily for video and film
post-production
⩥ Tempo. Answer: This Ruler allows you to specify changes in tempo
within the session
⩥ Meter. Answer: This Ruler allows you to specify changes in meter
within the session
,⩥ Markers. Answer: This Ruler allows you to create markers to identify
and recall important track locations and view settings within the session.
Press "Enter" key on Number Pad or "Control - Click".
Delete a marker? Hold "Option" key and click on marker.
⩥ Edit Window Side Columns. Answer: The Edit window includes
columns on the left and right sides that provide additional view and
display options for your session data. Track list and Clip list.
⩥ Track List in Edit Window. Answer: Found on the left side of the Edit
Window Side Columns. Shows a list of all the tracks in your session.
Directly beneath the Track List is the Group List, where track groups are
displayed.
⩥ Clip List in Edit Window. Answer: Found on the right side of the Edit
Window Side Columns. Shows a list of all the audio and MIDI files and
file segments (clips) that are currently available in the session.
⩥ Edit Toolbar. Answer: Show or hide a control or display. Zoom
controls, Transport, and MIDI controls
⩥ Mix Window. Answer: The Mix window provides a mixer-like
environment for recording and mixing audio
, ⩥ Signal Routing Controls in Mix Window. Answer: The top portion of
each channel strip in the Mix window provides controls for routing
signals for the track. Controls include Insert selectors, Send selectors,
Input selectors, and Output selectors.
⩥ Insert selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to add real-time
effects processing to a track using plug-ins.
⩥ Send selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to route a track's
signal to an available bus path or output path.
⩥ Input and Output selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Used to route
input and output signals from your audio interface for recording or
playback. (plug-ins)
⩥ Record and Playback Controls in Mix Window. Answer: Immediately
beneath the signal routing controls. Series of controls used to set record
and playback options. These include Pan controls; the Track Record
Enable, Solo, and Mute buttons; and the Volume Fader for each track.
⩥ Pan Controls in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to position the
output of a track within a stereo field.
TEST BANK SOLVED QUESTIONS
⩥ Timeline Display (Rulers). Answer: Rulers are horizontal displays that
appear in the Timeline display area of the Edit window, just above the
tracks display area. Pro Tool's Rulers provide measurement indicators to
help you identify specific locations in your session's Timeline. You can
display or hide any combination of the Rulers in the Edit window.
⩥ Bars|Beats. Answer: This Ruler is useful for music editors, composers,
and musicians
⩥ Min:Sec. Answer: This Ruler is useful for radio or for those who need
to measure in absolute time
⩥ Time Code. Answer: This Ruler is used primarily for video and film
post-production
⩥ Tempo. Answer: This Ruler allows you to specify changes in tempo
within the session
⩥ Meter. Answer: This Ruler allows you to specify changes in meter
within the session
,⩥ Markers. Answer: This Ruler allows you to create markers to identify
and recall important track locations and view settings within the session.
Press "Enter" key on Number Pad or "Control - Click".
Delete a marker? Hold "Option" key and click on marker.
⩥ Edit Window Side Columns. Answer: The Edit window includes
columns on the left and right sides that provide additional view and
display options for your session data. Track list and Clip list.
⩥ Track List in Edit Window. Answer: Found on the left side of the Edit
Window Side Columns. Shows a list of all the tracks in your session.
Directly beneath the Track List is the Group List, where track groups are
displayed.
⩥ Clip List in Edit Window. Answer: Found on the right side of the Edit
Window Side Columns. Shows a list of all the audio and MIDI files and
file segments (clips) that are currently available in the session.
⩥ Edit Toolbar. Answer: Show or hide a control or display. Zoom
controls, Transport, and MIDI controls
⩥ Mix Window. Answer: The Mix window provides a mixer-like
environment for recording and mixing audio
, ⩥ Signal Routing Controls in Mix Window. Answer: The top portion of
each channel strip in the Mix window provides controls for routing
signals for the track. Controls include Insert selectors, Send selectors,
Input selectors, and Output selectors.
⩥ Insert selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to add real-time
effects processing to a track using plug-ins.
⩥ Send selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to route a track's
signal to an available bus path or output path.
⩥ Input and Output selectors in Mix Window. Answer: Used to route
input and output signals from your audio interface for recording or
playback. (plug-ins)
⩥ Record and Playback Controls in Mix Window. Answer: Immediately
beneath the signal routing controls. Series of controls used to set record
and playback options. These include Pan controls; the Track Record
Enable, Solo, and Mute buttons; and the Volume Fader for each track.
⩥ Pan Controls in Mix Window. Answer: Can be used to position the
output of a track within a stereo field.
