Pro Tools 210M V12 Questions and Answers Graded A+

Pro Tools 210M V12 Questions and Answers Graded A+ Can the Tempo ruler display tempo events and Bar|Beat Markers simultaneously? Explain. (See "Tempo Events versus Bar|Beat Markers" beginning on page 200.) They cannot be used simultaneously as this would lead to a paradoxical parallel destruction mechanism, creating a void in the universe. (one is tick-based, the other sample-based). Describe some methods available for opening the Score Setup window. Describe some methods available for opening the Notation Display Track Settings window. (See "Score Setup" and "Transcription Settings" beginning on page 138.) - Menu>file>Score Setup - score editor>track list pop-up>score setup - right-click>score editor>select score setup - double click>title/composer label - score editor>track list pop-up>notation display track settings - double-click>clef/staff Describe the differences in the ways tempo events and Bar|Beat Markers affect tempo. (See "Tempo Event and Bar|Beat Marker Differences" beginning on page 200.) Tempo events change a songs tempo at a certain point while bar|beat markers align the tempo with the song. Describe the effect on timing of recording MIDI while Delay Compensation is active. How does Pro Tools address the associated issues? (See "MIDI Recording Adjustment" beginning on page 246.) Pro Tools compensates by shifting MIDI earlier based on delay amount in conjunction with audio tracks. Describe three ways to use the Trim tool to adjust a range of tempo events in the Tempo Editor. (See "Using the Trim Tool" beginning on page 204.) You can scale the tempo, linearly speed up/slow down or move tempo events further/closer. Describe two different methods to display the Graphic Tempo Editor. (See "Graphic Tempo Editor" beginning on page 201.) Through menu>view>rulers>tempo editor or tempo rulers>expand/collapse triangle. Describe two ways to change a song's start time. (See "Dragging the Song Start Marker to a New Position" and "Using the Move Song Start Operation" beginning on page 11.) 1. Menu>view>rulers>tempo + view>rulers>beats:bars then drag the red diamond (song start marker) left or right 2. Menu>event>time operations>move song start Give some examples of how submixing is useful for music production mixing. (See "Working With Submixes" beginning on page 258.) Creating submixes of related tracks can help simplify a mixing session. This allows you to apply processing