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    Logic Pro FastTrack 101 - Audio Editing Tips.
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    • 1

      How many ticks are in a beat in Logic Pro?

    • 2

      To execute a batch fade you must first...

    • 3

      The Snap menu in Logic defaults to "Snap regions to relative values". True or false?

    • 4

      How many different "Drag Modes" are available in Logic?

    • 5

      Which of the following takes precedence over the Cycle range?

    • 6

      What's the default key command to show the "Tool Bar" in Logic

    • 7

      You can use the _____________ Tool to scrub your audio before editing.

    • 8

      Click zones allow you to access the Marquee tool and Fade Tool by positioning your mouse in different locations on a region. True or false?

    • 9

      To move your Marquee selection to the next transient in an audio region, use the __________ key.

    • 10

      Which tool does Logic set by default as the "Command Click" Tool?

    • 11

      What is the default key command to move a region to its original location?

    • 12

      A single marquee selection determines the playback position of the playhead. True or false?

    • 13

      Moving and resizing are the two basic types of audio edits you will do in a DAW. True or false?

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