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lesson 5

front 1

What happens when a Tempo Ruler (Conductor Track) is disabled

back 1

Session will be in manual tempo

front 2

What happens when a Tempo Ruler (Conductor Track) is enabled

back 2

Tempo settings will be in effect

front 3

What does the tempo ruler button look like and do?

back 3

Green. Shows tempo changes

front 4

Which button will enable you to hear a click track in your session?

back 4

Click track

front 5

True or False: When recording audio in Pro Tools, the fader level of the recording track affects the input of that track.

back 5

True

front 6

True or False: By default, the names of recorded clips are based on the track's name (at the time of recording).

back 6

True

front 7

Default shortcut to start recording

back 7

Command+Spacebar

front 8

What do you do if recording is clipping?

back 8

Turn down gain

front 9

Which window is the Pre-Roll value in?

back 9

Transport

front 10

Describe what a quick punch is

back 10

Rerecording bits in a recording.

front 11

What is the difference between whole file and subset

back 11

Whole file - the clip on your timeline represents an entire audio file that was recorded on your hard drive.

Subset - any clip that doesn't represent a complete file