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How would you go about enabling Elastic Audio on a track? |
-Using any audio track's Elastic Audio Plug-in selector in the edit window |
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After enabling a track for Elastic Audio, how would you enable the track to update dynamically to match any subsequent tempo changes you make in the session? |
-click the track's Timebase Selector and select ticks from the pop-up menu |
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Which real-time Elastic Audio processor typically works best for drums? Which typically works best for vocals? |
-Rhythmic-monophonic |
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Which Elastic Audio plug-in provides only Rendered processing? When/why would you want to use rendered processing? |
-X-form-This type of processing is less demanding on they system and is useful if you are working on a system with limited resources |
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What can the Elastic Audio analysis' tempo detection determine about an audio file? What are some conditions that will cause no tempo to be detected? |
-detect regular tempo, treated as tick-based files. Files in which no tempo has been detected are treated as sample-based files.-files w/ single transient like a single snare hit, also files w/ tempo changes, or without regular periodic rhythmic pattrns |
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What is meant by Event Confidence? How can Event Confidence be used to eliminate false transients when applying TCE processing on Elastic Audio-enabled tracks? |
-confidence level based on the relative clarity of the transients-Adjusting Event Sensitivity: Select clip on an Elastic Audio-enabled track. Choose CLIP > ELASTIC PROPERTIES (or right-click the clip) Click the EVENT SENSITIVITY field and adjust the value as needed. |
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What views are available for working with Elastic Audio-enabled tracks? |
-Analysis View, and Warp View |
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Name the 3 types of Elastic Audio markers. What are the differences b/t them? |
-Event Marker, Warp Markers, Tempo Event Warp Marker-Event markers do not fully extend to the top and bottom of track. You can only add/delete in Analysis View. Warp Markers anchor audio to the timeline and are displayed in warp view only. Thick black vertical lines with triangles at their base. Tempo Event-Generated Warp markers are not editable and are displayed only to indicate where Elastic Audio processing has been applied to conform the audio to tempo events. Visible only on tick-based tracks. Gray vertical lines with a diamond at the top |
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What is Telescoping Warp? How does it differ from an Accordion Warp? From a Range Warp? |
-uses event markers to apply a relative amount of time compression/expansion across the entire waveform of a clip on one side of an existing warp marker.-applies Elastic Audio processing on both sides of a single Warp marker in a clip. This lets you expand or compress the audio equally on both sides of a fixed point.-applies Elastic Audio processing b/t 2 fixed points in a clip. To apply, you must have at least 2 warp markers present in the clip. Applying allows you to adjust the timing of audio events relative to one another. |
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What are 2 ways to apply Elastic Audio pitch transposition? |
-in the Elastic properties window or the Transpose window. Use Elastic properties window for finer control over the transposition results. |
