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Protools HD 2 Accel system
how many voices p.g.53 |
192 voices
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Protools hd 2 accel system
how many tracks p.g.53 |
256 tracks
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protools hd 2 accel system
how many voiceable tracks since some can share the same voice p.g.53 |
224 voiceable
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Track priority when sharing the same voice
p.g.53 |
goes to
Topmost track in edit window Leftmost track in Mix window |
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what is Dynamic Voice Allocation
p.53 |
when two tracks share the same voice and
When one audio region is done another comes through |
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does voice allocating have any relationship to out put assignments
p.g.54 |
No not at all
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What is the voice setting DYN
p.g.54 |
protools manages voice assignment dynamically in the background
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three ways to increase the priority of audio tracks
p.g. 55 |
In the edit window, drag the track up
In the mix window, drag the track left In the tracks list, drag the track name higher |
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you can free the voice in use by a track in several ways
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-set the track's voice selector to Off
-deactivate the -remove all of the track's output and send assignments -if the mute frees assigned voice option is selected, mute track |
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To free a tracks voice when it is muted
p.g.55 |
Options> Mute Frees Assigned Voice
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what is the trade off or downfall of the Mute frees assigned voice option
p.g.55 |
soloing and muting of tracks become sluggish
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what tracks can be made inactive
p.55 |
audio
aux master vca instrument |
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does making a track inactive free any dsp or voices
p.g.55 |
Yes
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Since Voicing is affected only by audio tracks deactivating other tracks will not free
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voices
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three ways to deactivate track
p.g. |
track> make inactive
command-ctrl-click on track type icon in mix window click on track type icon in mix window and select from popup menu |
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How many tracks does protools officially support on a single drive at 44.1 and 48khz sample rates.
p.g.57 |
32 tracks
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Disk Allocation Options do not effect
p.g.58 |
existing audio tracks in the session
only tracks created after enabling that option |
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disk allocation dialog box
Custom Allocation Options: p.g.58 |
ebaling this forces all new tracks to save to an existing folder with out creating another session folder
click change to choose new folder (a little dangerous) |
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Disk allocation dialog box
Create subfolders for audio, video, and fade files p.g.58 |
enabled by default
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Round Robin allocation for new tracks
p.g.59 |
Protools will distribute any new tracks among the available record drives connected to a system.
(use with caution) |
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How many scrolling options are there?
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There are five scrolling options
None after playback page continous ( dv toolkit 2) center playhead (HD only) |
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Scrolling option:
None p.g.61 |
No scrolling
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Scrolling option:
After play back p.61 |
jumps to cursors location once playback has stopped
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Scrolling option:
Page: p.g.61 |
scrolls one page at a time
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Scrolling option:
Continuous (HD and DV toolkit 2) p.g.61 |
-cursor stays in center of screen
-when playback is stopped insertion point returns to start point -playback is based on timeline slection (unlike center playhead) |
