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 forma