The Logic Pro 9 (Test Your Knowledge)

Five, Arrange area, editing area, Media or Lists area, Audio Bin , and Transport bar.

There are six areas in the Arrange window: Arrange area, editing area, Media or Lists area, Inspector, Toolbar, and Transport bar.

Six, Arrange area, edit area, assignment window, track Inspector, Mixer, Media or Lists area

The area that has key focus, indicated by a white frame

The area that has key focus, indicated by a gray frame

The area that has key focus, indicated by the library window

Click Drag or click type a value in the Transport Bar

Through the Transport Bar and or the Global Tracks bar

Transport Bar and Flex mode in the inspector window.

Both help tag and transport bar display Bars, Beats, Disivions and Ticks

In the transport bar SMPTE units are hours, minutes, seconds, frames and subframes

The position of a regions anchor point.

With the Copy Tool

Option + Drag

Shift + Drag

Top to Bottom In the Arrange window and Left to Right in the Mixer

Alphabetically from the track title

Midi regions are separated from audio regions

A collection of all the projects channel strip settings

A group of track plug-ins compiled into one a convenient channel strip setting

None of the Above

Off: cycle mode, auto punch, muted tracks, set length, bounce tracks

Turn off cycle mode and auto-punch, un-mute and deselect your tracks, Tools > Bounce

File Export > Complete Bounce

Blue regions are for Audio tracks, Green regions represent Midi for software tracks.

Green Regions are Audio tracks while Blue are Midi tracks

Green Apple Loops contain audio, also Midi channel strip settings enabling them to work for both Audio and software instrument tracks.

Option + R

Shift + Control + R

Command + R

PCM, MP3, M4A, CAF, BURN

M4A, PCM, MP3, BURN

WAV, MP3, WMA, AIFF

The File Format, adjusted from the Preferences > General Tab

Bit Resolution and Sample Depth

Sample Rate and Bit-Depth from the Settings and Preferences Tool Bar

Select an Input from the Preferences menu and Toggle the Record button

Record enable multiple tracks and click Record

Shift + Click multiple tracks and click Record

Record enable a track

Auto-Punch must be activated

Record over an existing audio region

Takes are created and placed on individual tracks

A new take is recorded for each pass of the cycle

Only one region is repeated.

Activate POTF though either Option > Audio or the Record settings menu, toggle R + Shift On/Off

Activation: Option click above the cycle bar or select the Auto-Punch Icon from Transport Bar

Turn on POTF through the record setting menu.

Activation: Option click above the cycle bar or select the Auto-Punch Icon from Transport Bar

Toggle R + Shift during playback

Settings > General > Adjust I/O Buffer Size

Record Setting Window

Where you adjust the bit depth and choose a recording file type.

For recording choose the lowest I/O buffer for least amount of CPU power.

For recording choose the lowest I/O buffer for least amount of latency and opposite for Mixing

None of the above

Project Settings Menu

Global Preferences Menu

From the Settings Menu listed under Recording

From the Preferences Menu under the general tab

Right clicking the metronome button from the transport bar

Settings menu or right clicking the metronome icon from the transport bar.

Control + M

Option + Shift + Backslash + double click the Metronome icon

None of the below

From the Settings menu up in the tool bar

You can right click them from the transport bar.

Select the H icon, then click a tracks hide button, press H icon again to hide selected tracks.

Click the H button on each track to hide tracks

Select each track and Edit > Delete

AIFF, CAF, PCM, WAVE (BWF)

AIFF, WAVE (BWF), PCM

CAF, AIFF, WAVE (BWF)