PT110 Module 1 (2023) - Making the Most of your Pro Tools System
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What is the purpose of the Pro Tools Aggregate I/O on a Mac?

  • To use only built-in inputs
  • To limit the audio devices available
  • To create a virtual device for simultaneous input and output (correct)
  • To enable Internet audio streaming

The Pro Tools Aggregate I/O is officially supported for all types of audio interfaces.

False (B)

What drivers can be used with Pro Tools on a Windows computer?

WASAPI or ASIO drivers

The System Usage window shows how hard your computer is working and includes __ meters for CPU usage.

<p>CPU</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following features with their descriptions:

<p>Pro Tools Aggregate I/O = Allows multiple interfaces on Mac ASIO4ALL = Universal ASIO driver for Windows WASAPI = Audio Session API for Windows System Usage window = Displays CPU activity</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a requirement for ASIO4ALL to work?

<p>The computer must have WDM drivers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The System Usage window can be accessed through the Window menu.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Total meter in the System Usage window indicate?

<p>Total CPU usage</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which keyboard shortcut is used to create a new path on a Windows computer?

<p>Ctrl+N (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Checking the 'Add default channel assignments' box will require manual channel assignment creation.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What term is used to describe subdivisions of a multichannel path?

<p>sub paths</p> Signup and view all the answers

To create a sub path, click the New ______ button in the dialog box.

<p>Sub-Path</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following options with their functions:

<p>Monitor Path = Path for speaker output Audition Path = Preview audio Input Path = Audio input configuration Output Path = Audio output configuration</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when you click the 'Create' button in the New Paths dialog box?

<p>A new path or sub path will be created. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

You can change the channel assignments of a path by clicking and dragging its channel assignment boxes.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What button would you click to discard your changes in the I/O Setup dialog box?

<p>Cancel</p> Signup and view all the answers

The paths in the Input and Output tabs differ in ______.

<p>function</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following path management options with their descriptions:

<p>Rename Path = Change the name of an established path Select Path = Choose a specific path Create Sub Path = Add subdivisions to a path Delete Path = Remove a path from the setup</p> Signup and view all the answers

If you don’t create sub paths at the time of path creation, what must you do to add them later?

<p>Use the New Sub-Path button (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Paths can only be selected one at a time in the Input and Output tab.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which option enables automatic remapping of outputs to your speakers?

<p>Monitor Path</p> Signup and view all the answers

After naming a path, pressing the ______ key will advance to the next naming dialog box.

<p>Tab</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Disk Meter indicate?

<p>The activity of your hard drives during audio playback (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a yellow Disk Cache meter indicate?

<p>Not all audio file data has been copied to the playback cache (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Memory Meter includes RAM usage from all applications running on your system.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the default shortcut to show or hide the Session Setup window on a Mac?

<p>Command+2</p> Signup and view all the answers

The currently active bit depth can be changed at any time, while the sample rate is ________.

<p>not changeable</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which section allows the configuration of session parameters in Pro Tools?

<p>Session Setup (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following components with their functionalities:

<p>Disk Meter = Indicates hard drive activity Memory Meter = Shows RAM usage by Pro Tools Disk Cache meter = Shows cached audio file data I/O Setup = Manages input and output settings</p> Signup and view all the answers

Files of different formats can coexist in a single ________.

<p>session</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when you create an input path in the I/O Setup?

<p>You can record tracks through your interface's inputs (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The setup of various inputs and outputs can only be done in a specific order.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the Session Start field relate to?

<p>Timecode</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the I/O Setup dialog box, which tab shows Pro Tools' input paths?

<p>Input Tab (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

A ________ meter indicates that all of the audio file data has been copied to the playback cache.

<p>green</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the I/O Setup dialog box?

<p>To customize input and output settings</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is included when saving an I/O settings file?

<p>Inputs, outputs, busses, and more (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When importing I/O settings from a .pio file, all tabs will automatically be updated regardless of the selected tab.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should you do to keep existing paths when importing into the Input tab?

<p>Click the Yes button.</p> Signup and view all the answers

To apply I/O settings to all tabs simultaneously, hold the ______ key on a Mac.

<p>Option</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the action to the corresponding outcome when importing I/O settings:

<p>Clicking Yes = Keeps existing paths Clicking No = Discards existing paths Applying to all tabs = Updates complete I/O setup Double-clicking a .pio file = Opens the settings file</p> Signup and view all the answers

What file formats can be imported directly from another session file?

<p>.ptx session files (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The .pio file contains a complete session's audio tracks.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens if there are unused busses when importing into the Bus tab?

<p>A dialog box appears allowing you to keep or discard unused busses.</p> Signup and view all the answers

To import individual aspects of the I/O setup, click the ______ button.

<p>Import Settings</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the tab with its characteristic when importing settings:

<p>Input tab = Keeps existing paths option Output tab = Remapping or maintaining busses option Bus tab = Discards or keeps unused busses All tabs = Complete I/O setup replacement</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when you click the Default button in the input/output paths dialog box?

<p>Default values for any unassigned interface channels will be added. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

All track outputs in Pro Tools are also busses.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of an internal bus in Pro Tools?

<p>To route signals from one point within Pro Tools to another.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Deactivating a path removes the green ______ from the path's Active/Inactive Status.

<p>check mark</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following actions with their descriptions:

<p>Creating Default Paths = Quickly add paths to unassigned channels Deleting a Path = Remove the path entirely Deactivating a Path = Make the path inactive in the list Busses = Routing between outputs and inputs</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes Output Busses?

<p>Busses mapped to output paths. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Busses can include sub paths in Pro Tools.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the steps to delete a path in Pro Tools?

<p>Select the path and click the Delete Path button.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Busses that route signals to a physical output path are called ______.

<p>Output Busses</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of busses to their functions:

<p>Output Busses = Route signals to a physical output Internal Busses = Route signals internally within Pro Tools Busses with Sub Paths = Allow access to individual channels of a stereo output Deleted Paths = Paths that are no longer available for use</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the associated sub paths when a parent path is deleted?

<p>They are deleted as well. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Internal busses are used to connect hardware outputs.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is indicated by bold fonts in the session's path names?

<p>Paths that are actively used in the session.</p> Signup and view all the answers

To create a fully default path list, you should first ______ any pre-existing paths.

<p>delete</p> Signup and view all the answers

In Pro Tools, what happens when an output path is created?

<p>A corresponding bus is created automatically. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the effect of creating internal busses in Pro Tools?

<p>They enhance control over I/O and signal routing. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

You can change an output bus into an internal bus by checking the corresponding box in the Mapping to Output column.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can you reorder busses?

<p>By clicking and dragging up or down in the list.</p> Signup and view all the answers

You can change the channel width of a bus by clicking the ______ column and choosing from the menu.

<p>format</p> Signup and view all the answers

What happens when you click on the Default button in the Bus tab?

<p>You can reset all busses to default values. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The I/O settings are saved with the session in Pro Tools.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must you do to export your I/O settings in Pro Tools?

<p>Click the Export Settings button in the I/O Setup dialog box.</p> Signup and view all the answers

In Pro Tools, you assign multiple busses to the same ______ path.

<p>output</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can you do when changing an internal bus to an output bus?

<p>You can assign it to a new output. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

You can change the output assignment of a bus by clicking the small triangular button next to its name.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should you do after adjusting your I/O settings in Pro Tools before saving them?

<p>Click the OK button.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Saved I/O settings are stored in the ______ I/O setting location by default.

<p>default</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which Pro Tools systems offer a wider choice of busses including surround formats?

<p>Pro Tools Studio and Ultimate (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Pro Tools Aggregate I/O

A virtual device created in macOS Audio MIDI Setup that enables Pro Tools to use built-in inputs and outputs simultaneously, as well as multiple interfaces.

ASIO4ALL

A free universal ASIO driver for Windows that allows Pro Tools to connect to WDM hardware when native ASIO drivers are not available.

System Usage Window

A diagnostic tool in Pro Tools that displays the usage of your computer's CPU, memory, and disk, helping you understand system performance and potential bottlenecks.

Total CPU Meter

A performance indicator within the System Usage Window that shows the overall CPU usage of your computer.

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CPU Meters

A section within the System Usage Window that provides a breakdown of CPU usage across individual processor cores.

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What does the Disk meter show?

The Disk meter in Pro Tools' System Usage window indicates the workload on your hard drives as they play back audio in your session.

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What does the Memory meter show?

The Memory meter in Pro Tools' System Usage window displays the amount of your computer's RAM being used by Pro Tools. It does not include RAM usage by other programs running on your system.

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What does the Disk Cache Meter show?

The Disk Cache meter in Pro Tools' System Usage window appears when you set a fixed Disk Playback Cache size. It indicates how much audio data is loaded into your computer's RAM for faster playback.

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What does a green Disk Cache Meter indicate?

A green Disk Cache meter in Pro Tools means that all the audio data from your session's timeline and clips list has been copied into your computer's RAM for cached playback.

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What does a yellow Disk Cache Meter indicate?

A yellow Disk Cache meter in Pro Tools means that not all of the audio file data has been copied to the playback cache. This may result in audio dropouts.

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What does the HDX Card section show?

The HDX Card section in Pro Tools' System Usage window displays the activity of various DSP chips in HDX cards or a Pro Tools Carbon audio interface.

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What is the Session Setup window for?

The Session Setup window in Pro Tools allows you to configure various aspects of your session, including format, sync settings, and timecode offsets.

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What is the Sample Rate setting?

The Sample Rate setting in Pro Tools' Session Setup dialog box displays the digital audio recording quality of your session. It cannot be changed.

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What is the Bit Depth setting?

The Bit Depth setting in Pro Tools' Session Setup dialog box displays the audio bit depth used in your session. Changing it impacts the quality of recorded and processed audio, but not previously recorded files.

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What is the Audio Format setting?

The Audio Format setting in Pro Tools' Session Setup dialog box displays the file format of your audio files. Changing it impacts the format of new recordings, but not previously recorded files.

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What is the Interleaved setting?

The Interleaved setting in Pro Tools' Session Setup dialog box determines how multichannel audio is stored in files. It can be set to 'interleaved' or 'multi-mono'.

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What is the I/O Setup dialog box for?

The I/O Setup dialog box in Pro Tools allows you to manage your audio interface's inputs, outputs, and busses. This lets you customize how your audio interface interacts with your audio project.

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What is an 'input path' in Pro Tools?

An 'input path' in Pro Tools' I/O Setup dialog box defines how audio signals travel from your audio interface into your session. It's essential for recording audio.

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What does an empty grid in the I/O Setup dialog box imply?

In Pro Tools' I/O Setup dialog box, an empty grid means that there are no input paths defined, making it impossible to record audio.

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What is an I/O Path in Pro Tools?

A virtual pathway within Pro Tools that determines how audio signals are sent to and from your computer's hardware.

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What is a Digital Audio Interface (DAW)?

A digital audio interface (DAW) is a physical hardware device that converts analog audio signals from instruments and microphones into digital signals that your computer can understand, and vice versa.

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What is 'Add default channel assignments' in Pro Tools?

When creating a path, you can choose whether Pro Tools automatically assigns channels to each path, or if you want to manually assign them yourself.

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What are Sub Paths in Pro Tools?

Sub paths are individual audio channels within a multichannel path. For instance, a stereo path (Left and Right) would have a mono left sub path and a mono right sub path.

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What is a Monitor Path in Pro Tools?

The Monitor Path in Pro Tools tells the DAW which output path is connected to your speakers, ensuring that the audio you hear corresponds to what's being played.

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What is an Audition Path in Pro Tools?

This path specifies which output is used to preview audio from the Workspace browser, Clip List, and AudioSuite plug-in windows.

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How do you create new Sub Paths in Pro Tools?

The ability to create sub paths on the fly for a selected path.

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How are Paths Selected in Pro Tools?

The process of selecting paths in Pro Tools is similar to selecting tracks or clips in the Edit or Mix windows.

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How do you Rename a Path in Pro Tools?

You can easily rename a path by double-clicking its name or by right-clicking and choosing 'Rename' in the Edit or Mix window.

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What are the Rules for Renaming Paths and Sub Paths?

Renaming a parent path also renames its associated sub paths. Sub paths can be renamed independently, which will not affect the parent path.

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What are New Paths in Pro Tools?

Pro Tools creates new input and output paths based on the capabilities of your audio interface.

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What is the Output Tab in Pro Tools?

The Output tab in Pro Tools allows you to configure how audio is sent out of your computer to your speakers or other output devices.

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What is the 'Default' Button in the Output Tab?

Pro Tools can automatically configure your outputs using a generic layout based on the capabilities of your audio interface.

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What is the I/O Setup Window?

The I/O Setup window in Pro Tools allows you to customize and manage your audio inputs and outputs.

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What is the Input Tab in Pro Tools?

The Input tab in Pro Tools allows you to configure how audio signals are received by your computer from your instruments and microphones.

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Default Path Button

A shortcut to quickly create input or output paths for unassigned channels or unused paths in Pro Tools.

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Deactivating a Path

When a path is deactivated, it will not appear in the Input Path or Output Path selector menus.

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Deleting a Path

Permanently removes a selected path (and its sub-paths) from the Pro Tools session.

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Bus

A designated route for audio signals within the Pro Tools software. Can be used for internal routing or connecting to physical outputs.

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Output Bus

A type of bus that's directly mapped to an output path, enabling audio to be sent to a physical device.

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Internal Bus

A type of bus that handles internal routing within Pro Tools and is not associated with any physical outputs.

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Subgroup

A group of tracks that are routed to a common internal bus, typically used for mixing or submixing audio.

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Bus Tab

The visual display of a bus in the Pro Tools I/O Setup dialog box, where its name and mapping information are shown.

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Output Bus Creation

An output path in the Pro Tools Output tab automatically generates a corresponding bus with the same name.

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Mapping to Output

The column in the Pro Tools I/O Setup dialog box's Bus tab that indicates whether a bus is mapped to a physical output.

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Renaming an Output Bus

Relabeling a bus with a meaningful descriptive name for easier identification and workflow.

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Internal Bus Routing

Used to route audio signals between various elements within Pro Tools (e.g., sending the output of a track to an aux track for processing).

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Audio Track Output Menu

Displays the output menu for a selected track, showcasing all output busses and their associated output paths.

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Bold Font for Path Names

A visual indicator within Pro Tools that denotes a path being actively used in the current session.

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What is the difference between importing and exporting I/O settings?

Pro Tools allows you to save all the I/O settings (inputs, outputs, busses, etc.) in a single file with a .pio extension.

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How can you import I/O settings selectively?

Importing I/O settings allows you to selectively import specific settings from a .pio file, allowing you to customize your session's I/O setup without affecting everything.

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How can you import I/O settings from a .pio file to apply to all tabs?

You can bulk import all I/O settings from a .pio file by holding the Option key (Mac) or Alt key (Windows) while clicking the Import Settings button or checking the 'Apply to all tabs' checkbox.

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Can you import I/O settings directly from a session file?

You can import I/O settings directly from a session file (.ptx) into another session, which includes not just the I/O settings but all other session data.

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What does the 'Default' button do in the Output Tab?

The 'Default' button in the Output Tab allows Pro Tools to automatically configure your outputs based on the capabilities of your audio interface, providing a generic setup.

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What is a Bus in Pro Tools?

A Bus in Pro Tools is a virtual channel that allows you to route audio signals from different sources to a central location, enabling mixing and processing.

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What is the Input Tab used for?

The Input Tab allows you to configure how audio signals from your instruments and microphones are received by your computer.

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What is the Output Tab used for?

The Output Tab allows you to configure how audio leaves your computer, sending it to speakers, headphone outputs, or other external devices.

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How does renaming a path affect its sub paths?

When a path is selected for renaming, both the parent path and its sub paths can be renamed, although sub paths can also be renamed individually without affecting the parent path.

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What is an internal bus?

A virtual pathway within Pro Tools that allows you to group audio signals together for processing or routing.

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How are internal buses and output buses differentiated?

In the Output Path selector, internal busses are displayed under the 'Bus' submenu, whereas output busses are found under the 'Output' submenu.

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How do you create an internal bus?

You can change an output bus to an internal bus by removing its assignment in the Mapping to Output column.

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What is an output bus?

An output bus is connected directly to an output on your audio interface. It's visible in the 'Output' submenu of the Output Path selector.

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Can multiple busses be routed to the same output path?

Multiple internal busses can be assigned to the same output path.

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How do you reorder busses?

You can rearrange the order of busses in the Bus tab by dragging and dropping them in the list.

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What is the purpose of the Default button in the Bus tab?

Use the Default button in the Bus tab to set busses to their default values, either all busses, only output busses, or only internal busses.

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What happens to sub paths when you change a bus's width to mono?

Changing a bus's width from stereo to mono will delete any sub paths that were assigned to it.

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What are the Default Output Bus settings for?

The Default Output Bus settings in the Bus tab allow you to choose a default output bus for new tracks.

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How are I/O settings handled when opening a session?

Pro Tools saves the session's I/O settings, but other settings, such as those from Input, Output, and Bus tabs, are recalled from your system settings.

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What does the Apply to all tabs check box do?

The Apply to all tabs check box applies changes made in one tab to all other tabs within the I/O Setup dialog box.

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How can you save I/O settings for later use?

You can save your I/O settings as a .pio file for reuse in other sessions.

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Where are saved I/O settings accessible?

Saved I/O settings will appear in the I/O Settings pop-up menu when creating a new session.

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How are I/O settings useful for freelance engineers?

Freelance engineers can store I/O settings on portable drives to easily recall them at different studios.

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Study Notes

Pro Tools I/O Setup

  • Mac Aggregate I/O: Pro Tools on Macs creates a virtual device ("Pro Tools Aggregate I/O") in Audio MIDI Setup. This allows simultaneous use of multiple inputs/outputs, and multiple audio interfaces. Use the Hardware Setup dialog's Launch Setup App or Audio MIDI Setup app to see available devices. Select devices within the Playback Engine dialog to be used by Pro Tools. Only built-in Mac I/O are supported.
  • Windows ASIO4ALL: Windows computers typically use WASAPI or ASIO drivers. If not, ASIO4ALL, a free universal ASIO driver, connects Pro Tools to Windows Driver Module (WDM) hardware.

System Usage Window

  • CPU Meters: Shows total CPU usage and individual processor activity
  • Activity Meters: Displays Disk, Memory, and Disk Cache activity (if fixed cache enabled)
  • Disk Meter: Indicates hard drive activity for audio playback
  • Memory Meter: Shows Pro Tools' RAM usage; excludes other applications' RAM use.
  • Disk Cache Meter: Shows audio file data copied to RAM for playback caching. Green means all data is cached; yellow means not all data is cached.

HDX Cards

  • HDX cards (and carbon interfaces) have their own separate section showing the activity of various DSP chips.

Session Setup Dialog Box

  • Format Section: Contains critical settings:
    • Sample Rate: Fixed and unchangeable
    • Bit Depth: Changeable; affects recorded/processed audio files.
    • Audio Format: Changeable; affects recorded/processed audio files.
    • Interleaved: Changeable; affects whether multichannel audio is multi-mono or interleaved; does not affect old files retroactively.

I/O Setup Dialog Box

  • Inputs:
    • Input tab: Shows input paths for recording. Available interface channels appear, with management area below.
    • Creating Input Paths (New Path): Use the New Path button (Cmd+N or Ctrl+N) to create; similar to New Track dialog. Can add default assignments (to automate channel configuration), or manually do it.
  • Outputs: Create, manage, and name paths as in the Input tab.
  • Monitor Path: Determines which output is connected to speakers. Used to remap existing sessions.
  • Audition Path: Audio previewing from Workspace browser, Clip List, and AudioSuite plug-in window.

Working With Paths

  • Sub Paths: Show by clicking disclosure triangle; allow individual left and right channels if stereo. Can manually add sub-paths.
  • Selecting Paths: Select individual, ranges (Shift), groups (Cmd/Ctrl), or all (Option/Alt) paths.
  • Renaming Paths: Double-click the path's name or right-click and rename.
  • Creating Default Paths: The Default button adds paths for unassigned interface channels or unused paths; does not remove existing paths.
  • Deactivating Paths: Click to remove green checkmark; does not delete the path.
  • Deleting Paths: Select and click Delete Path button.

Busses

  • Output Busses: Automatically created when output paths are made; named after the output path (example: Main MON).
  • Internal Busses: Route signals internally within Pro Tools; for audio subgroups for instance, routing from one track to another.
  • Changing Output Assignments: Change the path assignment of an output path by clicking the small triangular button next to the output path name, choosing a new path.
  • Changing Bus Type: Change Output to internal or vice-versa.

Managing I/O Settings

  • Apply to all Tabs: Apply changes to all tabs.
  • Exporting I/O Settings: Save I/O settings (.pio file); use descriptive name. Saves all tabs in one file (inputs, outputs, busses).
  • Importing I/O Settings: Import .pio file; can chose which aspects to change or do a complete replacement of I/O settings.
  • Import from Session File: Import I/O settings from .ptx session file.

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