Logic Pro 8 - Chapter Summaries Quiz

Three Areas: Arrange area, editing area, Media or Lists area, Toolbar, Transport bar

Five Areas: Arrange, editing area, Media or Lists area, Transport bar, Toolbar

Four Areas: Media or Lists area, Inspector, Toolbar, Transport bar

Six Areas: Arrange area, editing area, Media or Lists area, Inspector, Toolbar, Transport bar

Five Areas: Mix, Master, Recording frame, Wav editor, Inspector

The area that has key focus turns blue and generates a feedback sound

The area that has key focus turns dark grey

The area that has key focus responds to key commands and also has an illuminated title bar

The area that has key focus responds to key commands and also has an white title bar

Drag a value up and down to increase or decrease it, or double click to access a data field in which you can directly enter a new value

Double click to open editing tool in which you can directly enter a new value

Drag a value left and right to increase or decrease it.

Shift click to access a data field in which you can directly enter a new value

Midi regions go on software instrument tracks; Effects and plugins go on audio tracks

Effects plugins go on software instrument tracks; audio regions go on audio tracks

MIDI regions go on software instrument tracks; audio regions go on audio tracks

Bars, beats, divisions, and ticks

Hours, minutes, seconds

Measures, beats, quarter notes

Double click to move; shift click to copy it

Shift drag a region to move it; drag a region to copy it

Option drag a region to move it. Shift click to copy it

Drag a region to move it; Option drag a region to copy it

Channel strips are displayed in order of loudness.

Channel strips are displayed left to right in the same order that they are displayed top to bottom in the Arrange area.

Channel strips are displayed according to when they were created.

Channel strips are displayed according to when they were selected last.

The collection of all the plug-ins on a channel strip, including each plug-in's settings.

The overall volume setting of the channel.

The setting of pan levels for the channel strip

Adjust the project length, deselect all regions, and turn off Cycle mode, choose File > Bounce, choose destination, and click bounce

Select audio region to be bounced and then choose Edit > Bounce to disk

Highlight audio regions and choose File > Export mix to tape

Choose Share>Export and Save

Audio effects and plug-ins

Volume, mix, and master settings

Sample rate and bit depth

Tempo and track numbers

Adjust settings using the inspector window

Using the plug-in's user interface

Choose Edit > Quality Settings

Choose File > Project Settings > Audio

Highlight each track and click the Record button in the Transport Bar

Record-enable the desired track(s) and click the Record button in the Transport bar

Select record tracks in the Menu Bar and Record under the Record Menu

Press the Record button while the tracks are playing

Press the Rerecord button while recording

Record over existing audio regions

Wait until the region ends and press record

Highlight the region to be recorded over and press the play buttion

A new take is recorded for each pass of the cycle, takes are stored in the take folder

A new region is recorded and placed in the New Regions bin

The track plays the previous recording continuously

New recordings are sent into the sample editor to be cleaned up and then are placed on a new track in the Arrange window

Press Enter while recording in Cycle mode

Press Enter while in normal record mode

Make sure Punch On the Fly is enabled and press the Record Toggle key command to punch in and out during playback

During playback of the tracks press and hold down the Record button where the punch should take place

In the Transport bar, click the Autopunch Mode button. Adjust the range in the Bar ruler, and click the Record button

Hold down the Autopunch button while recording

Select the tracks you want and choose File > Enable Autopunch Record Take and then press record

While playing back the track press Record Enable until it turns blue and then press the Record button

Choose File > Audio > I/O buffer from the main menu bar

In the Devices tab of Audio Preferences

Click on the I/O buffer tab on the Transport Bar

Select I/O buffer size from the Edit menu

Choose a higher buffer for recording large files and choose a lower buffer for creating small files

The higher the buffer the longer it takes to start playing back effects

The lower the buffer setting, less space is used on the computer's hard disk

Choose a lower I/O buffer size when recording, and a higher I/O buffer size when mixing

In the General tab of Audio Preferences

In the Edit menu under File Settings

When you bounce the project, Logic will automatically set the file type

Choose File > Recording File Preferences

In File > Song Settings > Recording

In File > Recording > Song Settings

In Edit > Record Settings

In the Arrange Menu > File > Count-in

In File > Record Settings

In File > Song Settings > Metronome

Hold down the Metronome button until it turns blue, then click settings

While holding down the Metronome button drag up and down to adjust settlings

Hold down the metronome and press the up and down arrow on the keyboard

Hold down or control click the Record or metronome buttons in the Transport Bar

Choose File > Metronome Settings

Click on the Metronome tab in the Arrange window

At the top left of the Arrange are, click the Hide button then click the individual hide buttons on each track and hit the main Hide button again

Use the Hide Track tool located in the Arrange area toolbar

Select the track to be hidden and use the (command + H) key command to hid the track

Control click on the track header and select Hide track form the pop up menu