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This is a file based plug in, where processing is done by the host CPU.
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Audiosuite
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This is a plug in used on TDM systems only. It has real time processing done by DSP chips on a card.
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TDM
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This is a host based real time plug in, processing done by host CPU.
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RTAS
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This type of RTAS plug in processes multiple channels in a unified environment.
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Multi-channel
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This type of RTAS plug in can apply different effect settings to each mono channel independently.
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Multi-mono
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True or False: Multi-mono processors use more DSP than multi channel
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True
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All parameters for plug in setting are stored in...
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the session file
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This window displays the current status of system resources
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System usage window
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A _________ is an audio pathway used to route audio signals within the system.
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Timeslot
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What is the max amount of timeslots at 48kHz in HD?
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512
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How long does it take to process compression or EQ on a track?
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It depends on the plug in, but its always greater than 0 samples
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What is a delay caused by processing and routing?
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DSP delay
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What is the typical range of DSP delay?
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4 to 100 samples (high 1000 samples)
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How do you measure DSP delay on a track?
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command click on the volume display
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How do you compensate for DSP delay?
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Use a time adjuster plug in or use automatic delay compensation
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This plug in is used to delay an unprocessed track to match the DSP delay of a processed track
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Time Adjuster
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This maintains time alignment across tracks with different processing delays. It delays each track enough to align with the track with the largest DSP delay.
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Delay Compensation
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In delay compensation view, the largest delay is.....
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shown in red
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In Pro Tools LE, delay compensation is not always necessary because....
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All tracks are time aligned at the hardware buffer (CPU)
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What is a BUS?
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an internal audio pathway
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How many buses are there in Pro Tools HD?
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128
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How can you tell if a signal bus clips?
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master fader's meters
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How do you fix clipping at a bus?
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use master fader to trim
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How many voices are used by a mult?
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Only those used by original tracks
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Is there a way to create a key input other than by using a Send?
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Multiple track output
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How do you assign multiple track outputs?
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Control click on track output
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Routing outputs of multiple tracks through a bus to an Aux is....
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a Subgroup
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A subset of audio tracks (typically used in a film soundtrack) is....
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a Stem
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Subgroups can be used to bounce....
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submixes
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This type of group applies to mix functions
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Mix Group
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This type of group applies to edit functions
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Edit Group
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How many user defined groups can you have?
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104, with 4 banks of 26 group ID's
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What cannot be grouped?
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voice assignment, output assignment, inserting plugins
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This is a group within another group....
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Nested group
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If a group member is hidden...
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Only mix functions will apply to hidden track, not edit.
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A circle group symbol means....
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Some members of that group are selected.
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A solid dot group symbol means....
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All members of that group are selected, but no others
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A bullseye group symbol means...
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All members of that group are selected, plus others
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This is a remote control of a mix group in which no audio passes through.
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VCA master track
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