Pro Tools 101 - Lesson 6 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers 2024

Pro Tools 101 - Lesson 6 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers 2024 What audio file formats can be imported to Pro Tools without requiring conversion? - answerAll WAV and AIFF files can coexist in a session without requiring conversion. What condition would cause a file in one of Pro Tools' native formats to require conversion on import? - answerAny files that have a different sample rate from the session, regardless of format, must be converted. Name some common audio file formats that Pro Tools can convert on import. - answerSound Designer II (SD II), Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF), Audio Interchange File Compressed (AIFC), Waveform Audio File Format (WAV), MP3 ( MPEG-1 Layer-3). What are some video file formats that can be imported by Pro Tools? - answerQuickTime format as well as a wide range of Avid MXF video formats. What is the difference between split stereo and interleaved stereo? - answerIn split stereo files, the audio is represented in separate mono files for the left and right channels. In an interleaved stereo file, the stereo information is combined (interleaved) into a single file that contains both left and right channel information. Between split stereo and interleaved stereo, which is/are supported for importing into Pro Tools 12? - answerEither format can be imported into current Pro Tools systems without requiring conversion, although the format used for recording depends on the current session parameter configuration. What is the difference between the Add button in the Import Audio dialog box and the Copy button? - answerThe Add button imports compatible files or clips without copying them to the Audio files folder.