Digidesign Pro Tools Practice Test
It will be more of a practice for pro tools exams. Just to help with studying.
- 1.
Shortcut command for the trimmer tool?
- A.
F1
- B.
F6
- C.
Command + 4
- D.
F5
- E.
F9
Correct Answer
B. F6Explanation
The shortcut command for the trimmer tool in this case is F6.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Shortcut commands for the zoomer tool?
- A.
Command + 3
- B.
F5
- C.
Command + 1
- D.
F4
- E.
F7
Correct Answer(s)
B. F5
C. Command + 1Explanation
The correct answer for the shortcut commands for the zoomer tool are F5 and Command + 1. These shortcuts allow users to quickly zoom in and out of the screen or document they are working on. F5 is a commonly used shortcut for zooming in, while Command + 1 is specific to certain software or operating systems. These shortcuts provide a convenient way for users to adjust the zoom level without having to manually navigate through menus or use the mouse.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Shortcut commands for the smart tool?
- A.
F6+F7 or F7+F8
- B.
Command+2
- C.
F10
- D.
F12
Correct Answer
A. F6+F7 or F7+F8Explanation
The correct answer for the shortcut commands for the smart tool is F6+F7 or F7+F8.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What are shortcut commands for the edit tools and edit modes?
- A.
Tab key and Escape key
- B.
Escape key and Command key
- C.
Escape key and ~ (Tilde) key
- D.
F1 and F2
Correct Answer
C. Escape key and ~ (Tilde) keyExplanation
The correct answer is Escape key and ~ (Tilde) key. These shortcut commands are commonly used in various software applications to access edit tools and edit modes. The Escape key is often used to exit or cancel the current operation, while the ~ (Tilde) key is used to toggle between different edit modes or tools within the software. These shortcuts provide quick and efficient ways to navigate and perform editing tasks without the need for extensive mouse movements or menu navigation.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Shortcut commands for shuffle, slip, spot, and grid mode? (in that order)
- A.
F4, F3, F1, F5
- B.
F2, F7, F8, F1
- C.
F1, F2, F3, F4
- D.
F9, F5, F2, F1
Correct Answer
C. F1, F2, F3, F4Explanation
The correct answer is F1, F2, F3, F4. These shortcut commands correspond to shuffle, slip, spot, and grid mode, respectively. Shortcut commands are used to quickly access different modes or functions in a software or application. In this case, pressing F1 will activate shuffle mode, F2 will activate slip mode, F3 will activate spot mode, and F4 will activate grid mode. These shortcuts allow users to efficiently navigate and perform tasks within the software.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Shortcut commands for the grabber, pencil, scrubber, selector tools? (in that order)
- A.
F8, F10, F9, F7
- B.
F1, F2, F3, F4
- C.
F9, F2, F6,F3
- D.
F5, F6, F7, F8
Correct Answer
A. F8, F10, F9, F7Explanation
The correct answer is F8, F10, F9, F7. This answer suggests that the shortcut commands for the grabber, pencil, scrubber, and selector tools are F8, F10, F9, and F7 respectively.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Shortcut for timeline area display?
- A.
Command, Shift + click on a ruler name in the timeline
- B.
Option + click on a ruler name in the timeline
- C.
Shift, Option + click on a ruler name in the timeline
- D.
Command, Option + click on a ruler name in the timeline
Correct Answer
B. Option + click on a ruler name in the timelineExplanation
Option + click on a ruler name in the timeline is the shortcut for timeline area display. This shortcut allows the user to quickly display or hide the timeline area by clicking on a ruler name while holding down the Option key.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Pressing the spacebar or 0 on the keypad will do what?
- A.
Go to the end of the session
- B.
Start the session
- C.
Start and stop the session
- D.
Play at half speed
Correct Answer
C. Start and stop the sessionExplanation
Pressing the spacebar or 0 on the keypad will start and stop the session. This means that by pressing either of these keys, the session will begin if it hasn't started yet, and it will pause or stop if it is already running. This functionality is commonly used in various applications and software to control the playback or execution of a session, such as in media players or video editing software.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Key Commands: Return, Option+Return, *+Number, and Shift+Spacebar?
- A.
End of session, start of session, enter cursor location, and half speed
- B.
Enter cursor location, start of session, end of session, and half speed
- C.
Half speed, end of session, enter cursor location, and start of session
- D.
Start of session, end of session, enter cursor location, and half speed
Correct Answer
D. Start of session, end of session, enter cursor location, and half speedExplanation
The correct answer is "start of session, end of session, enter cursor location, and half speed." These key commands are used in various applications and software to perform specific actions. "Start of session" refers to the beginning of a session or task, "end of session" refers to the completion or conclusion of a session, "enter cursor location" allows the user to input or move the cursor to a specific location, and "half speed" refers to reducing the speed or rate of a process or action.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Key Commands: Record, Rewind, Fast-Forward, and Loop Playback. (KP: Keypad)
- A.
1 (KP), 3 (KP), 2 (KP), and 5 (KP)
- B.
2 (KP), 3 (KP), 1 (KP), and 4 (KP)
- C.
3 (KP), 1 (KP), 2 (KP), and 4 (KP)
- D.
4 (KP), 3 (KP), 2 (KP), and 1 (KP)
Correct Answer
C. 3 (KP), 1 (KP), 2 (KP), and 4 (KP)Explanation
The correct answer is 3 (KP), 1 (KP), 2 (KP), and 4 (KP). This sequence of key commands follows the order of the given commands: Record, Rewind, Fast-Forward, and Loop Playback. By pressing 3 (KP) first, the user initiates the recording. Then, pressing 1 (KP) allows the user to rewind the recording. Next, pressing 2 (KP) enables fast-forwarding. Finally, pressing 4 (KP) activates the loop playback feature.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Key Commands: Transport window, Loop Record, Quick Punch, and Half Speed Record?
- A.
Shift+Command+Spacebar, 5 (KP), 6(KP), and Command+1
- B.
Command+1, 5 (KP), 6(KP), and Shift+Command+Spacebar
- C.
5 (KP), 6(KP), Shift+Command+Spacebar and Command+1
- D.
Command+1, 5 (KP), 6(KP), and Shift+Control+Spacebar
Correct Answer
B. Command+1, 5 (KP), 6(KP), and Shift+Command+SpacebarExplanation
The given answer, Command+1, 5 (KP), 6(KP), and Shift+Command+Spacebar, is the correct combination of key commands for the given functions. Command+1 is used to open the Transport window, 5 (KP) is used for Loop Record, 6(KP) is used for Quick Punch, and Shift+Command+Spacebar is used for Half Speed Record. Therefore, this combination of key commands allows the user to perform the specified functions in the software.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Key Commands: 7(KP), 8 (KP), 9 (KP), and Command+.(period key)
- A.
Metronome, Count on/off, Merge Record, and Stop record and discard
- B.
Count on/off, Metronome, Merge Record, and Stop record and discard
- C.
Stop record and discard, Merge Record, Metronome, and Count on/off,
- D.
Count on/off, Stop record and discard, Merge Record, and Metronome
Correct Answer
A. Metronome, Count on/off, Merge Record, and Stop record and discardExplanation
The correct order of the key commands is Metronome, Count on/off, Merge Record, and Stop record and discard. This means that the first key command activates the metronome, the second one turns the count on/off, the third one merges the record, and the fourth one stops the recording and discards it.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Key Commands: Pause (instant playback), Pause (instant record), Toggle online playback, movie online
- A.
Control+Command+Spacebar, Control+Spacebar, Command+J, and Shift+Command+J
- B.
Command+J, Control+Command+Spacebar, Shift+Command+J and Control+Spacebar
- C.
Control+Spacebar, Control+Command+Spacebar, Command+J, and Shift+Command+J
- D.
Shift+Command+J, Control+Command+Spacebar, Command+J, and Control+Spacebar
Correct Answer
C. Control+Spacebar, Control+Command+Spacebar, Command+J, and Shift+Command+JExplanation
The correct answer is Control+Spacebar, Control+Command+Spacebar, Command+J, and Shift+Command+J. These key commands are used for various functions related to playback and recording in a movie or video editing software. Control+Spacebar is used to pause instant playback, Control+Command+Spacebar is used to pause instant record, Command+J is used to toggle online playback, and Shift+Command+J is used for movie online. These key commands provide convenient shortcuts for controlling the playback and recording functions in the software.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Holding Control and clicking on the record button will?
- A.
Loop playback
- B.
Close the session
- C.
Toggle record modes
- D.
Disable the solo button
Correct Answer
C. Toggle record modesExplanation
Holding Control and clicking on the record button will toggle record modes. This means that instead of the record button simply starting and stopping recording, it will switch between different record modes such as punch-in, punch-out, or loop recording. This allows the user to easily switch between different recording options without having to go through multiple menus or settings.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Enter/Exit record during playback in quick punch key command?
- A.
Shift+Spacebar
- B.
Command+Option+Spacebar
- C.
Control+Option+Command
- D.
Command+Spacebar
Correct Answer
D. Command+SpacebarExplanation
The correct answer is Command+Spacebar. This key command is used to start and stop playback in quick punch mode. Quick punch mode allows the user to enter or exit record mode while the project is playing back, making it easier to make edits or record additional parts without interrupting the flow of the music. By pressing Command+Spacebar, the user can quickly toggle between playback and record mode, ensuring a seamless recording process.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Key Commands: Record Safe, Solo Safe
- A.
Command+click on record button on track, command+click on solo button
- B.
Command+click record button on transport window, command+click solo button on transport window
- C.
Command+click and drag record button, command+click on solo button
- D.
Command+click on record button, shift+command+click on solo button
Correct Answer
A. Command+click on record button on track, command+click on solo buttonExplanation
The correct answer is command+click on record button on track, command+click on solo button. This combination of key commands allows the user to activate the record safe function on a specific track and also activate the solo safe function. This means that even if the track is set to record safe, it will still be audible when the solo button is activated. This can be useful when working on a specific track and wanting to hear it in isolation while still being able to record on other tracks.Rate this question:
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- 17.
Key Commands: Quick Punch, Loop Playback
- A.
Shift+Command+P or F6, Shift+Command+L or F7
- B.
Shift+Command+P or 6 (KP), Shift+Command+L
- C.
Shift+Command+P or 7 (KP), Shift+Command+I
- D.
Shift+Command+P or 5 (KP), Shift+Command+L
Correct Answer
B. Shift+Command+P or 6 (KP), Shift+Command+LExplanation
This answer is correct because it states the correct key commands for Quick Punch and Loop Playback. Shift+Command+P or 6 (KP) is the key command for Quick Punch, and Shift+Command+L is the key command for Loop Playback.Rate this question:
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- 18.
Key Commands: Change Track Format, Change Track Timebase, Change Track Type and Add/Remove Rows.
- A.
Command+up/down arrows, Command+left/right arrows, Command+Shift+up/down arrows and Command+Option+up/down arrows
- B.
Command+left/right arrows, Command+Option+up/down arrows, Command+up/down arrows and Command+Shift+up/down arrows
- C.
Command+Option+up/down arrows, Command+up/down arrows, Command+left/right arrows, and Command+Shift+up/down arrows
- D.
Command+Shift+up/down arrows, Command+Option+up/down arrows, Command+up/down arrows, and Command+left/right arrows
Correct Answer
B. Command+left/right arrows, Command+Option+up/down arrows, Command+up/down arrows and Command+Shift+up/down arrowsExplanation
The given answer is Command+left/right arrows, Command+Option+up/down arrows, Command+up/down arrows and Command+Shift+up/down arrows. This answer is correct because it correctly lists the key commands in the order they should be used to perform the actions described in the question. The first key command, Command+left/right arrows, is used to change the track format. The second key command, Command+Option+up/down arrows, is used to change the track timebase. The third key command, Command+up/down arrows, is used to change the track type. And finally, the fourth key command, Command+Shift+up/down arrows, is used to add or remove rows.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Cycle through track name in track dialog window.
- A.
Command+left/right arrows
- B.
Command+Option+up/down arrows
- C.
Command+Shift+up/down arrows
- D.
Command+Shift+left/right arrrows
Correct Answer
A. Command+left/right arrowsExplanation
The correct answer is Command+left/right arrows. This key combination allows the user to cycle through the track names in the track dialog window. By pressing the Command key along with the left or right arrow keys, the user can navigate through the different track names quickly and efficiently. This shortcut is useful for quickly finding and selecting specific tracks in a track dialog window.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Key Command: Workspace
- A.
Option+:
- B.
Option+^
- C.
Option+;
- D.
Option+,
Correct Answer
C. Option+;Explanation
The correct answer is Option+;. This key command is used to display the workspace settings in various applications. By pressing Option+;, users can quickly access and adjust the workspace preferences, such as layout, color scheme, and other display options. This shortcut is commonly used by designers, editors, and other professionals who frequently customize their workspace to optimize their workflow and improve productivity.Rate this question:
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- 21.
Key Commands: Import audio, clear peaks, input quantize, and zoom toggle. (in this order)
- A.
Option+C, Option+E, Option+0 (KP) and Shift+Command+I
- B.
Option+0 (KP), Shift+Command+I, Option+C, and Option+E
- C.
Option+E, Shift+Command+I, Option+C, and Option+0 (KP)
- D.
Shift+Command+I, Option+C, Option+0 (KP), and Option+E
Correct Answer
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Key Commands: clear unwanted regions, view entire session, view selection. (in this order)
- A.
Option+A, option+F, control+shift+B
- B.
Option+F, control+shift+B, option+A
- C.
Control+shift+B, option+A, option+F
- D.
Option+F, option+A, control+shift+B
Correct Answer
C. Control+shift+B, option+A, option+FExplanation
The correct answer is control+shift+B, option+A, option+F. This sequence of key commands allows the user to first clear unwanted regions, then view the entire session, and finally view the selection. By using control+shift+B, any unwanted regions can be cleared. Then, option+A allows the user to view the entire session, ensuring they have a full overview of the content. Finally, option+F allows the user to view the selection, allowing them to focus on specific parts of the session if needed.Rate this question:
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- 23.
Horizontal Zoom In/Out
- A.
Shift+]/[
- B.
Option+]/[
- C.
Control+]/[
- D.
Command+]/[
Correct Answer
D. Command+]/[Explanation
The correct answer is "command+]/[". This keyboard shortcut is used to zoom in or out horizontally on a document or webpage. By pressing the command key and the right bracket key together, the content on the screen will either be enlarged or reduced horizontally, allowing for easier viewing or adjusting of the layout.Rate this question:
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- 24.
Vertical Zoom In/Out (audio)
- A.
Shift+command+]/[
- B.
Control+shift+]/[
- C.
Option+shift+]/[
- D.
Option+command+]/[
Correct Answer
D. Option+command+]/[Explanation
The correct answer is option+command+]/[. This keyboard shortcut is used for vertical zoom in/out in audio editing. By pressing this combination of keys, the user can adjust the vertical zoom level of the audio waveform, allowing them to see more or less detail in the audio waveform display. This can be helpful for precise editing and adjusting the volume levels of different parts of the audio.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Vertical Zoom In/Out (MIDI)
- A.
Control+shift+]/[
- B.
Shift+command+]/[
- C.
Option+command+]/[
- D.
Option+shift+]/[
Correct Answer
B. Shift+command+]/[Explanation
The correct answer is shift+command+]/[. This key combination is used for vertical zoom in/out in MIDI.Rate this question:
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- 26.
Link Timeline and Edit Selection
- A.
Shift+\
- B.
Shift+;
- C.
Shift+/
- D.
Shift+,
Correct Answer
C. Shift+/Explanation
The correct answer is shift+/. This key combination is used to link the timeline and the edit selection in various software applications. By linking the timeline and the edit selection, any changes made to the edit selection will automatically be reflected in the timeline, and vice versa. This can be useful for maintaining synchronization between different parts of a project and ensuring that edits are accurately represented in the timeline.Rate this question:
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- 27.
Edit Selection to Timeline
- A.
Option+6
- B.
Shift+6
- C.
Command+6
- D.
Shift+Option+6
Correct Answer
D. Shift+Option+6Explanation
The correct answer is Shift+Option+6. This keyboard shortcut is used to select the entire timeline in a software or application. By pressing Shift+Option+6, users can quickly and easily select all the content within the timeline, allowing for efficient editing and manipulation of the timeline's elements.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Timeline Follows Insertion Playback
- A.
Control+H
- B.
Control+Q
- C.
Control+K
- D.
Control+N
Correct Answer
D. Control+NExplanation
The correct answer is control+N. This is because control+N is the keyboard shortcut used to create a new document or open a new window in many applications. In the context of the given question, "timeline follows insertion playback," it is likely that control+N is the shortcut to start a new timeline or insert a new element in a timeline playback.Rate this question:
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- 29.
Play Timeline Selection
- A.
Option+[
- B.
Option+]
- C.
Option+;
- D.
Option+/
Correct Answer
B. Option+]Explanation
The correct answer is "option+]". This shortcut is used to extend the selection to the end of the timeline in a play timeline selection. It allows users to quickly select a specific portion of the timeline without manually dragging the selection handles. By pressing "option+]", the selection will automatically expand to cover the entire timeline, making it more efficient for editing or playback purposes.Rate this question:
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- 30.
Play edit selection
- A.
Option+]
- B.
Option+/
- C.
Shift+\
- D.
Option+[
Correct Answer
D. Option+[Explanation
The correct answer is "option+[." This key combination is used to play the previous edit selection in many audio and video editing software. By pressing "option+[" the user can quickly review the previous edit and make any necessary adjustments.Rate this question:
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- 31.
Toggle Tab to Transient
- A.
Option+command+tab
- B.
Shift+command+tab
- C.
Shift+option+tab
- D.
Control+option+tab
Correct Answer
A. Option+command+tabExplanation
The correct answer is option+command+tab. This key combination is used to toggle between open applications on a Mac computer. By pressing option+command+tab, the user can cycle through the different applications and select the one they want to switch to. This shortcut is useful for quickly navigating between different programs and improving workflow efficiency.Rate this question:
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Key Commands: Tab to next transient, Tab to previous transient to the left
- A.
Tab, shift+tab
- B.
Tab, control+tab
- C.
Control+tab, command+tab
- D.
Tab, option+tab
Correct Answer
D. Tab, option+tabExplanation
The correct answer is tab, option+tab. Pressing the tab key allows you to move to the next transient, which is a significant point or event in an audio waveform. Pressing option+tab allows you to move to the previous transient to the left. This combination of key commands is commonly used in audio editing software to navigate through audio files and quickly jump between different transients.Rate this question:
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Key Commands: Toggle Automation, Session Setup, Big Counter, and Transport Window. (in this order)
- A.
Command+1 (KP), Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), and Command+4 (KP)
- B.
Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), Command+1 (KP), and Command+4 (KP)
- C.
Command+4 (KP), Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), and Command+1 (KP)
- D.
Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), Command+4 (KP), and Command+1 (KP)
Correct Answer
C. Command+4 (KP), Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), and Command+1 (KP)Explanation
The correct answer is Command+4 (KP), Command+3 (KP), Command+2 (KP), and Command+1 (KP). This sequence of key commands corresponds to the order in which the commands are listed: Toggle Automation, Session Setup, Big Counter, and Transport Window.Rate this question:
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- 34.
Toggle track views on all tracks
- A.
Option+minus (-) key
- B.
Option+up/down arrows
- C.
Option+shift+up/down arrows
- D.
Option+left/right arrows
Correct Answer
A. Option+minus (-) keyExplanation
Pressing the option+minus (-) key will toggle track views on all tracks. This means that when this key combination is pressed, the visibility of tracks will be switched between being shown and being hidden.Rate this question:
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- 35.
Key Commands: beat detective, memory locations, show universe, and machine track arm. (in this order)
- A.
Command+8 (KP), command+5 (KP), command+7 (KP), and command+6 (KP)
- B.
Command+5 (KP), command+7 (KP), command+8 (KP), and command+6 (KP)
- C.
Command+5 (KP), command+6 (KP), command+7 (KP), and command+8 (KP)
- D.
Command+7 (KP), command+8 (KP), command+6 (KP), and command+5 (KP)
Correct Answer
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Key commands: mix window, movie window, strip silence, and MIDI event list. (in this order)
- A.
Command+U, command+=, option+=, and command+9 (KP)
- B.
Command+=, option+=, command+U, and command+9 (KP)
- C.
Option+=, command+U, command+=, and command+9 (KP)
- D.
Command+9 (KP), command+U, command+=, and option+=
Correct Answer
B. Command+=, option+=, command+U, and command+9 (KP)Explanation
Mix Window: The command command+= is used to toggle or open the mix window. The mix window is where you can see all your tracks laid out with their respective faders, inserts, sends, and other mixing controls. Using command+= allows quick switching between the mix and edit windows, facilitating efficient workflow.
Movie Window: The command option+= is typically used to open or toggle the movie window in applications that support video playback alongside audio. This allows you to synchronize your audio work with video, a crucial feature for post-production, film scoring, and multimedia projects.
Strip Silence: The command command+U is used for the strip silence feature. This feature automatically detects silent or near-silent sections of an audio clip and allows you to remove or separate these parts. It's extremely useful for cleaning up recordings, like vocal tracks, by removing unnecessary silence or background noise.
MIDI Event List: The command command+9 (KP) opens the MIDI Event List, which shows a detailed list of all MIDI events on a selected track. This can include notes, velocity, timing, and other MIDI data. It's essential for detailed editing of MIDI performances, allowing for precise adjustments beyond what's possible in the main MIDI or piano roll editor.Rate this question:
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Holding option and clicking on any entry in the memory location window or marker ruler will?
- A.
Suspend grid mode
- B.
Add more markers
- C.
Delete memory location
- D.
Show all markers
Correct Answer
C. Delete memory locationExplanation
Holding option and clicking on any entry in the memory location window or marker ruler will delete the memory location.Rate this question:
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Key commands: Repeat, Capture Region, Heal, and Reverse trim tool. (in this order)
- A.
Command+R, Option+R, command+H, and option:before trimming a region
- B.
Option+R, command+H, option:before trimming a region, and command+R
- C.
Option+R, command+R, option:before trimming a region, and command+H
- D.
Option+R, command+R, command+H, and option:before trimming a region
Correct Answer
D. Option+R, command+R, command+H, and option:before trimming a regionExplanation
The correct answer is Option+R, command+R, command+H, and option:before trimming a region. This is the correct sequence of key commands to perform the desired actions in the given order. First, the Option+R command is used to repeat a previous action. Then, the command+R command is used to capture a region. Next, the command+H command is used to heal the captured region. Lastly, the option: command is used before trimming a region.Rate this question:
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Key commands: Clear, Trim Region, and Duplicate. (in this order)
- A.
Command+D, command+B, and command+T
- B.
Command+B, command+D, and command+T
- C.
Command+B, command+T, and command+D
- D.
Command+T, command+D, and command+B
Correct Answer
C. Command+B, command+T, and command+DExplanation
This answer is correct because it follows the given order of key commands: Clear, Trim Region, and Duplicate. The first command, command+B, is used to clear a selected region. The second command, command+T, is used to trim the selected region. Finally, the third command, command+D, is used to duplicate the trimmed region.Rate this question:
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Key command: change grid value, change nudge value, nudge data, and nudge region by nudge value. (in this order)
- A.
Option&command&+/-, control&option&+/-, control&+/-, and +/-
- B.
Control&+/-, option&command&+/-, control&option&+/-, and +/-
- C.
Control + Option + +/-, +/-, Control + Option + +/-, and Option + Command + +/-.
- D.
Control&option&+/-, +/-, control&+/-, and option&command&+/-
Correct Answer
C. Control + Option + +/-, +/-, Control + Option + +/-, and Option + Command + +/-.Explanation
The correct key commands for the specified actions are as follows:
Change grid value: Control + Option + +/-
Change nudge value: +/-
Nudge data: Control + Option + +/-
Nudge region by nudge value: Option + Command + +/-
So the correct sequence is: Control + Option + +/-, +/-, Control + Option + +/-, and Option + Command + +/-Rate this question:
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Key commands: nudge left selection by nudge value, nudge right selection by nudge value
- A.
Shift&command&+/-, shift&option&+/-
- B.
Control&command&+/-, option&command&+/-
- C.
Shift&option&+/-, shift&command&+/-
- D.
Option&command&+/-, control&command&+/-
Correct Answer
C. Shift&option&+/-, shift&command&+/-Explanation
The correct answer is shift&option&+/-, shift&command&+/-. This combination of key commands allows you to nudge the left and right selection by the nudge value. The shift key is used to modify the selection, the option key is used to modify the nudge value, and the command key is used to modify the direction of the nudge.Rate this question:
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Key commands: Trim left boundary by nudge value, Trim right boundary by nudge value
- A.
Control&+/-, command&+/-
- B.
Option&+/-, command&+/-
- C.
Control&+/-, option&+/-
- D.
Command&+/-, option&[
Correct Answer
B. Option&+/-, command&+/-Explanation
This answer is correct because the key commands "option&+/-" and "command&+/-" are used to trim the left and right boundaries by the nudge value. These key commands are commonly used in editing software to make precise adjustments to the start and end points of a clip or selection. The other options listed do not include the correct combination of key commands for this action.Rate this question:
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- 43.
Mute Region
- A.
Command+M
- B.
Command+T
- C.
Command+O
- D.
Command+P
Correct Answer
A. Command+MExplanation
The correct answer is command+M. This keyboard shortcut is commonly used to mute the audio in a region or application. By pressing command+M, the user can quickly toggle the mute state of the audio, either muting or unmuting it. This shortcut is often used in video editing or audio production software to quickly silence a specific region or section of audio without affecting the rest of the project.Rate this question:
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- 44.
Create a group
- A.
Command+I
- B.
Command+G
- C.
Command+T
- D.
Command+Q
Correct Answer
B. Command+GExplanation
The correct answer is command+G. This keyboard shortcut is used to create a group.Rate this question:
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- 45.
Move selection below an adjacent track.
- A.
Control+P
- B.
Command+E
- C.
Option+B
- D.
Control+;
Correct Answer
D. Control+;Explanation
The correct answer is control+;. This keyboard shortcut allows the user to move the selection below an adjacent track. By pressing control+; keys together, the user can easily rearrange the order of tracks or move the selected track to a different position in relation to the adjacent tracks.Rate this question:
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- 46.
Move selection above an adjacent track.
- A.
Command+B
- B.
Control+P
- C.
Control+W
- D.
Command+I
Correct Answer
B. Control+PExplanation
The correct answer is control+P. This key combination allows the user to move the selection above an adjacent track.Rate this question:
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- 47.
Suspend Group
- A.
Control+command+G
- B.
Option+control+G
- C.
Shift+command+G
- D.
Shift+option+G
Correct Answer
C. Shift+command+GExplanation
The correct answer is shift+command+G. This key combination is used to suspend a group. It is likely that this action is performed in a software or application where groups are used to organize or categorize certain elements or objects. Pressing shift+command+G allows the user to temporarily disable or hide the group, making it invisible or inactive until it is unsuspended or reactivated.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Key commands: wide/narrow mix, wide/narrow track meters
- A.
Control+option+command+click on track meters, option+command+M
- B.
Command+M, option+click on track meters
- C.
Option+command+M, control+option+command+click on track meters
- D.
Option+M, command+click on track meters
Correct Answer
C. Option+command+M, control+option+command+click on track metersExplanation
The correct answer is option+command+M, control+option+command+click on track meters. This key command allows you to toggle between wide and narrow mix and track meters in a specific track. By holding down the option, command, and control keys while clicking on the track meters, you can switch between the wide and narrow view of the meters.Rate this question:
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- 49.
Change edit selection to match timeline selection
- A.
Shift+command+7 (KP)
- B.
Shift+control+ 6 (KP)
- C.
Shift+option+6 (KP)
- D.
Shift+option+5 (KP)
Correct Answer
D. Shift+option+5 (KP)Explanation
The correct answer is shift+option+5 (KP). This key combination is used to change the edit selection to match the timeline selection. The "KP" in the options indicates that these key combinations are specific to a keypad. Therefore, shift+option+5 (KP) is the correct combination to perform the desired action.Rate this question:
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- 50.
Key commands: Shift selection, Insert silence
- A.
Command+shift+E, option+H
- B.
Option+H, command+shift+E
- C.
Command+H, command+Y
- D.
Command+V, command+N
Correct Answer
B. Option+H, command+shift+EExplanation
The correct answer is option+H, command+shift+E. This key command combination is used to shift the selection and insert silence in an audio editing software. By pressing option+H, the selection is shifted, and then by pressing command+shift+E, silence is inserted at the shifted position.Rate this question:
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