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Logic Pro 312 - Scoring to Picture Toolbox.
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1
What property of a patch is unique?
They can nest several movie clips inside of them
The default transitions between MIDI regions
Regular updates to the audio engine in Logic
Playback of multiple instruments in a track stack as well as effects busses.
2
If you have a movie starting at bar 5, what should you do immediately?
Detect scene cuts
Move the audio from the movie so that it plays at bar one
Create a tempo change at bar one.
Move the session start to 1:00:00:00
3
What is the difference between sample rate and frame rate?
Sample Rate is the rate at which audio is sampled. Frame rate is the speed of a camera capture and playback
Sample rate and frame rate are the same
Sample rate is lower in volume
Frame rate determines playback size
4
The audio 2-pop used at 59:58:00 is...
one frame long
a 1 kHz tone
All answers are correct.
the musical note B4
5
What does the Tempo Operations function do that is unique?
It creates tempo curves that allow for transitions in tempo between scenes
Tempo Operations are user definable transform sets used to create custom tempo maps
Tempo Operations creates concurrent tempo maps
Tempo Operations attaches a MIDI controller to the tempo map for tempo automation
6
H.264 files can cause problems in large sessions because of this.
H.264 files cannot be played in Logic because they are an incompatible format
The compressed file can cause errors when it is playing while buffering
The compressed file needs to be decoded in real time while the session is going on. This hit the CPU hard.
The high quality of a H.264 file is an inherently unstable format that is prone to dropouts
7
How can you line up a scene to a bar line in the score?
Under the ‘Drag' menu, select ‘Snap to Bar', and drag the scene to the nearest bar
Use SMPTE lock to join the scene with the bar line
Cut the movie in the global tracks, and simply move the movie cut to the bar
Detect scene cuts in the movie, select the scene cut, and line it up using beatmapping
8
Which of these sample rates is considered the industry standard?
44.1kHz
96kHz
48kHZ
88.2kHz
9
What sound is most commonly used for a sync pop?
A stick clack
A spoken number 2
A simple bell of any kind
Sine wave
10
What is a window burn?
A timecode readout that plays back in real time from the imported movie.
An after image that happens when a movie has stayed stayed on the screen for too long
Window burn occurs when the luminosity of a movie is too bright
A small dot on the film that indicates when reels are to be changed
11
What is a sync pop?
A technical glitch that appears with clocking errors
An audio indicator that the first frame of the film is 2 seconds away.
A sync pop is placed at the end of a film fade transition to indicate the start of the next scene
A sound that happens when reels need to be changed in traditional film
12
This subject is not covered in this course:
Creating Original sound design to picture
Creating a template
Creating tempo maps
Explaining timecode
13
Which of these is not found on a spotting sheet?
Notes from the director
Delivery Notes
Invoicing instructions
Timestamps
14
The initials "SMPTE" stand for this.
Slocumb, Meyers, Peterson and Taft Engineering
Society of Music Performers and Television Entrepreneurs
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers
Society of Music Patrons and Technical Engineers
15
What mode does Pro Tools need to be in to sync up stems correctly?
Grid Mode
Spot Mode
Slip Mode
SMPTE Mapping Mode
16
What is the musical overlap between scenes called?
Handles
Default transitions
Sync fades
Fades
17
How do you include effects busses in an exported stem?
In the mixer, solo all auxiliaries and use the bounce command to bounce them as separate files
Add the auxiliary to the tracks area and create blank MIDI regions on them
Under the File menu, choose ‘Export all Auxiliaries and Busses as audio files'
Choose ‘bounce auxiliaries' from the bounce in place menu
Logic Pro 312
Scoring to Picture Toolbox
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