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Pro Tools 105 - Mastering Essentials.
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1
The best approach to mastering multiple songs is to...
master all the song in the same project
use a separate chain of mastering processors for each song
use the same chain of mastering processors for all the songs
open each song in a separate Pro Tools session
2
Which of the following compressors is included with Pro Tools?
Compressor/Limiter III, Channel Strip Compressor and BF-76
BF-76
Channel Strip Compressor
Compressor/Limiter III
3
M-S processing converts L/R stereo audio to...
a Mid (sum) channel and a Sides (difference) channel
a mono signal to stereo
a Max (high-level) channel and a Soft (low-level) channel
5.1 surround audio with simulated rear channel ambience
4
In the Avid Pro Multiband compressor, Slope...
is a combined Attack/Release control
is a frequency tilt EQ to augment the compression
is a smiling EQ
is a combination Ratio/Knee control
5
What is Mastering?
The same as Mixing
A processing only done for analog media
The final stage of audio production
The process of duplicating a final mix
6
A common approach to mastering compression uses...
a very high Ratio and a very fast Attack
a very high Threshold and a very fast Attack
lower Ratio and lower Threshold settings
stacking 5 compressors in a row
7
A vectorscope displays:
the average loudness over the length of the song
the instantaneous level of an audio signal that is passing through
the dynamic frequency balance of the song
the relative phase between the left and right channels
8
In the analog era, mastering was primarily done to...
create a stereo mix from a mono mix
create hotter CDs
transfer a mix from tape to vinyl
transfer a mix from vinyl to tape
9
In a typical mastering session...
you must always apply brickwall limiting before setting the other processing
you might work on EQ & compression before applying brickwall limiting
you should never A/B the song against other songs during mastering
you should apply reverb first
10
You can implement M-S processing in Pro Tools by...
M/S processing is a myth. It doesn't exist.
Pro Tools does not include any M-S plug-ins so it can't be done
exporting the audio to a third-party standalone M-S application
inserting multi-mono plug-ins between LR->MS and MS->LR plug-ins
11
Character processors are typically plug-ins that...
are designed by famous engineers
remotely control an actual external hardware unit
emulate the sound & response of analog hardware
special effect processors that are applied on top of standard processing
12
The new level scale used for Loudness Normalization is...
the LUFS scale
the dBspl scale
the dBu scale
the dB scale
13
A brickwall limiter...
is used for brick wall limiting
absolutely cuts the audio below a set frequency, before limiting
absolutely prevents the signal from exceeding a set Threshold
absolutely cuts the audio above a set frequency, before limiting
14
When A/B'ing the masters-in-progress against commercial reference tracks...
the masters and reference tracks should be played simultaneously
you should never A/B your track against commercial releases
the masters-in-progress should always be 6dB louder than the reference tracks
the average levels should be level-matched for valid comparison
15
An Offline Bounce...
renders the new file in real time while playing the audio
should be avoided
can only be done when disconnected from the internet
renders the new file silently in faster-then-real time
16
Mastering activities that can be performed in Pro Tools include:
M-S processing
EQ, compression, brickwall limiting, multiband compression, and M-S processing
EQ, compression, and brickwall limiting
multiband compression
17
Multiband compression...
chains several mastering compressors in sequence
applies independent compression in several frequency bands
is used place of a saturator
is used in place of brickwall limiting
18
A standard chain for mastering processing would be:
EQ, Compression, Limiting
EQ, Comrpession, Reverb
EQ, Limiting, Reverb
EQ, Delay, Reverb
19
Pro Tools' included EQs are:
switchable between minimum-phase & linear-phase
standard minimum-phase EQs
dynamic EQs
linear-phase EQs
20
When EQ'ing, a smile curve is...
a broad, gentle boost of the highs & lows
a great-sounding EQ guaranteed to make the listener smile
the application of both highpass & lowpass filters
a broad midrange boost centered around 1kHz
21
To comply with most modern Loudness standards, a good setting would be...
a ceiling of -.3dBfs
a ceiling of -14 dBfs
a ceiling of 10 dBfs
a ceiling of -1dBTP
22
Two additional processors that might be used in mastering are...
delay and reverb
a chorus and a flanger
an enhancer and a slap echo
an exciter and a reverb
Pro Tools 105
Mastering Essentials
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