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<p>Vergaraz: /* Headphone Mixes in COM 212A */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> ===Headphone Mixes in COM 212A===<br /> <br /> There are '''Q''' 1 &amp; 2 jacks in the 107 Recital Hall. Plug each Little Red Cue Box into either Cue 1 or 2 with the included 1/4&quot; to XLR speaker-level cable. This is the ONLY cable that should be used with the LRCB. Make sure the volume on the LRCB is turned all the way down when not in use.<br /> <br /> ===='''CUE 1'''====<br /> #Cue 1 out of your DAW is normalized into Apollo X16 Line Output 15<br /> #Apollo X16 Line Output 15 is normalized to the API Echo 1 Module<br /> #Turn ON the Echo 1 module on the API<br /> #Press the Ext. In button on the Echo 1 module on the API<br /> #Turn the Echo 1 pot to about 1 o'clock. This is the overall master volume level for both the API I/O echo trim pots and the cue faders in your DAW.<br /> #All Echo 1 sends on all API channels go to the Echo 1 module as well.<br /> #Use these individual Echo 1 trims to control the headphone volume of each LIVE instrument.<br /> #'''Make sure to press the PRE button on all the API echo sends on each channel. This allows you to control the headphone level separate from the faders!'''<br /> #Use the Cue faders in your DAW to control the volume of your previously recorded material.<br /> <br /> ===='''CUE 2'''====<br /> #Cue 2 out of your DAW is normalized into Apollo X16 Line Output 16<br /> #Apollo X16 Line Output 16 is normalized to the API Echo 2 Module<br /> #Turn ON the Echo 2 module on the API<br /> #Press the Ext. In button on the Echo 2 module on the API<br /> #Turn the Echo 2 pot to about 1 o'clock. This is the overall master volume level for both the API I/O echo trim pots and the cue faders in your DAW.<br /> #All Echo 2 sends on all API channels go to the Echo 1 module as well.<br /> #Use these individual Echo 2 trims to control the headphone volume of each LIVE instrument.<br /> #'''Make sure to press the PRE button on all the API echo sends on each channel. This allows you to control the headphone level separate from the faders!'''<br /> #Use the Cue faders in your DAW to control the volume of your previously recorded material.<br /> <br /> ===212 Isolation Booth===<br /> The headphone distribution box must be connected in order to get a headphone mix in there.<br /> #Connect the headphone junction box to the 100 ft 1/4 cable.<br /> #Connect the other end of the 1/4 cable to either the CUE 1 or 2 input located on the AMP rack in 212 A.<br /> [[Category:COM 212A]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Headphone_Mixes-COM_212&diff=44912 2023-10-10T19:21:58Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* CUE 1 */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> ===Headphone Mixes in COM 212A===<br /> <br /> There are '''Q''' 1 &amp; 2 jacks in the 107 Recital Hall for talent to plug in their headphones.<br /> <br /> ===='''CUE 1'''====<br /> #Cue 1 out of your DAW is normalized into the Universal Audio Interface Channel 15<br /> #MOTU #2 Channel 15 is normalized to the API Echo 1 Module<br /> #Turn ON the Echo 1 module on the API<br /> #Press the Ext. In button on the Echo 1 module on the API<br /> #Turn the Echo 1 pot to about 1 o'clock. This is the overall master volume level for both the API I/O echo trim pots and the cue faders in your DAW.<br /> #All Echo 1 sends on all API channels go to the Echo 1 module as well.<br /> #Use these individual Echo 1 trims to control the headphone volume of each LIVE instrument.<br /> #'''Make sure to press the PRE button on all the API echo sends on each channel. This allows you to control the headphone level separate from the faders!'''<br /> #Use the Cue faders in your DAW to control the volume of your previously recorded material.<br /> <br /> ===='''CUE 2'''====<br /> #Cue 2 out of your DAW is normalized into Universal Audio Interface Channel 16<br /> #MOTU #2 Channel 16 is normalized to the API Echo 2 Module<br /> #Turn ON the Echo 2 module on the API<br /> #Press the Ext. In button on the Echo 2 module on the API<br /> #Turn the Echo 2 pot to about 1 o'clock. This is the overall master volume level for both the API I/O echo trim pots and the cue faders in your DAW.<br /> #All Echo 2 sends on all API channels go to the Echo 1 module as well.<br /> #Use these individual Echo 2 trims to control the headphone volume of each LIVE instrument.<br /> #'''Make sure to press the PRE button on all the API echo sends on each channel. This allows you to control the headphone level separate from the faders!'''<br /> #Use the Cue faders in your DAW to control the volume of your previously recorded material.<br /> <br /> ===212 Isolation Booth===<br /> The headphone distribution box must be connected in order to get a headphone mix in there.<br /> #Connect the headphone junction box to the 100 ft 1/4 cable.<br /> #Connect the other end of the 1/4 cable to either the CUE 1 or 2 input located on the AMP rack in 212 A.<br /> [[Category:COM 212A]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Start_Up_Procedure/Proficiency_-_COM_118&diff=43866 2023-01-03T02:03:06Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* SIGNAL FLOW */</p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> ===START UP PROCEDURES===<br /> #Log into the logbook<br /> #Explain the simple room flow<br /> #Explain the norms from the NEVE to the Apollos<br /> #Turn ON Power Bar at the bottom of the rack (to the right of the Neve)<br /> #Apollo A should then Power ON. If not, Power ON Apollo A Interface (wait to load: HOST, INT, 48)<br /> #Power ON Apollo B interface (wait to load: HOST, EXT, 48)<br /> #Use the LG Display Remote to turn on Display monitors<br /> #Turn ON and login to the computer<br /> #OPTIONAL: Make a new folder with your name on it in the Storage drive <br /> ** (Storage drive folders are accessible to ''all'' users of the computer; anyone can modify or delete files here, but it is a good way to turn in assignments or share files with classmates).<br /> <br /> ===SIGNAL FLOW===<br /> #Go through the signal flow of an input channel<br /> #Explain when you would put the channel in TAPE<br /> #Patch a line-level source into an input channel of the NEVE<br /> #Listen to that source via the ''Stereo Bus''<br /> #Explain the channel Cue function and master Cue section of the NEVE (AKA &quot;''Aux Sends''&quot;)<br /> #Turn the Cue send 1 and 2 up on the channel, and monitor the Cue send volume<br /> #Open '''Pro Tools'''<br /> #Select - New - 118 Multitrack Template<br /> #Record the source that's on the NEVE<br /> #Listen to the outputs of '''Pro Tools''' (Can listen from &quot;Apollo Monitor&quot; source, or can send Ch. 21/22 to ''Stereo Bus'')<br /> #Patch live mic to NEVE Penthouse MIC input<br /> #Trim mic and check levels in '''Pro Tools'''<br /> #Explain the Cue function in '''Pro Tools''' and where the Cue sends go on the NEVE<br /> #Supply talent with Headphone mix of pre-recorded and live material (via &quot;''Cues'',&quot; AKA &quot;''Aux Sends&quot;'')<br /> #Record to '''Pro Tools'''<br /> #SAVE<br /> <br /> ===MONITORING SECTION===<br /> #Show where the monitor switches are<br /> #Explain what Apollo A Monitor Out Ext. 1 monitors<br /> #Run iTunes to hear a song<br /> #Explain what ST monitoring is<br /> #Explain what Cue 1/2 monitoring is<br /> <br /> ===SHUT DOWN PROCEDURES===<br /> #Normalize board<br /> #Clear Patchbay<br /> #Turn OFF Apollo B<br /> #Power OFF the power switch and the Display monitors<br /> #Log out of the logbook<br /> <br /> [[Category:COM 118]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28011 2016-02-04T22:41:44Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>__NOTOC__<br /> ==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> * Ableton Live: Music Production<br /> <br /> ===Computer Audio Cards - MOTU 828 Firewire sound card===<br /> # Sound card upon start up should be in 48k sample rate<br /> # There are 2 Mic/Line inputs<br /> # Trim knob = controls the microphone sensitivity<br /> # Push the Trim knob engages a PAD to attenuate or reduce your input level. <br /> # Push and Hold the Trim knob engages phantom power if you are using a condenser microphone.<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28010 2016-02-04T22:40:48Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>NOHOC<br /> ==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> * Ableton Live: Music Production<br /> <br /> ===Computer Audio Cards - MOTU 828 Firewire sound card===<br /> # Sound card upon start up should be in 48k sample rate<br /> # There are 2 Mic/Line inputs<br /> # Trim knob = controls the microphone sensitivity<br /> # Push the Trim knob engages a PAD to attenuate or reduce your input level. <br /> # Push and Hold the Trim knob engages phantom power if you are using a condenser microphone.<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28009 2016-02-04T22:34:54Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* Computer Audio Cards */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> * Ableton Live: Music Production<br /> <br /> ===Computer Audio Cards - MOTU 828 Firewire sound card===<br /> # Sound card upon start up should be in 48k sample rate<br /> # There are 2 Mic/Line inputs<br /> # Trim knob = controls the microphone sensitivity<br /> # Push the Trim knob engages a PAD to attenuate or reduce your input level. <br /> # Push and Hold the Trim knob engages phantom power if you are using a condenser microphone.<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28008 2016-02-04T22:33:59Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* Applications */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> * Ableton Live: Music Production<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28007 2016-02-04T22:33:22Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* Applications */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> - Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> - Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> - Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> - Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> - Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> - NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> - Ableton Live: Music Production<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28006 2016-02-04T22:32:46Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* Powering On Procedure */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ===Powering On Procedure===<br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the Main Power on the power strip, wait 10 seconds for the sound card to fully start up, sound card should read 48k.<br /> # Turn on the computer<br /> # Log in to the computer and wait for the user template to fully start up. The MOTU audio driver software appears on the desktop, do not close this application.<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Toast: CD and DVD burning. Use Toast to make audio CD’s, data CD’s or data DVD’s for back up.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * iTunes: Apples CD player program. If you need to playback an audio CD use iTunes.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=28005 2016-02-04T22:31:45Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* Help */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ==Powering On Procedure==<br /> # Turn on the computer (there is a specific pathway to do this correctly, as follows:) <br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the main power switch. It is on the right corner of the desk.<br /> # Turn on the computer using the power button, which is behind IMAC on the left bottom of the screen<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Toast: CD and DVD burning. Use Toast to make audio CD’s, data CD’s or data DVD’s for back up.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * iTunes: Apples CD player program. If you need to playback an audio CD use iTunes.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: /* Help */</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or the Electronic Media front desk Lib 1501<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals<br /> *-The Evergreen Help Wiki – has helpful Mixing Bench articles as well as various audio editing software cheat sheets<br /> <br /> ==Powering On Procedure==<br /> # Turn on the computer (there is a specific pathway to do this correctly, as follows:) <br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the main power switch. It is on the right corner of the desk.<br /> # Turn on the computer using the power button, which is behind IMAC on the left bottom of the screen<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Toast: CD and DVD burning. Use Toast to make audio CD’s, data CD’s or data DVD’s for back up.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * iTunes: Apples CD player program. If you need to playback an audio CD use iTunes.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: Reverted edits by Vergaraz (talk) to last revision by Krusea</p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab.<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or Media Loan L2504.<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Powering On Procedure==<br /> # Turn on the computer (there is a specific pathway to do this correctly, as follows:) <br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the main power switch. It is on the right corner of the desk.<br /> # Turn on the computer using the power button, which is the round button on the left front of the computer. The computer is underneath the desk.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> Here are the main applications<br /> * Peak: Basic audio recording and editing of mono and stereo files. <br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Toast: CD and DVD burning. Use Toast to make audio CD’s, data CD’s or data DVD’s for back up.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * iTunes: Apples CD player program. If you need to playback an audio CD use iTunes.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * The computer uses the built-in audio card and is called the Mac in and Mac out on the patch bay. <br /> * When opening projects that were last used in other labs the audio inputs and outputs might need to be re-assigned.<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> <br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;pdf width=&quot;800&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;File:Recital Hall 212A Patchbay.pdf&lt;/pdf&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:COM 212]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;pdf width=&quot;800&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;File:111A Patchbay MOTU 16A 2015.pdf&lt;/pdf&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:COM 111A]]</div>

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Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=5.1_Mix_Room_-_Policy&diff=27322 2015-12-02T22:38:20Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV, DVD, VHS, and any computer based projection materials. It has an Intel Mac with an 8 channel high definition audio interface capable of 8 x 192khz input/output channels, typically configured for 5.1 surround playback. There are many applications on the system, including Digital Performer, Audition, Premiere as well as a number of utilities and typical internet browsers.<br /> <br /> ===Proficiency===<br /> <br /> You must attend an orientation prior to using the space, and have basic proficiency in A/V classroom systems. To complete mixing production work, you will need to be qualified using Digital Performer or Premiere. A basic review of one of the prior applications is required prior to you gaining proficiency and the ability to schedule the space. All scheduling for the 5.1 space is done at the Electronic Media desk, LIB1501. Please check with a staff regarding orientation, proficiency and scheduling.<br /> <br /> ===Basic use policies===<br /> <br /> * Be aware of your monitoring volume as there are adjacent A/V classrooms.<br /> * Only use the studios during your scheduled times. Log in and out of the logbook.<br /> * Return check-out keys promptly. <br /> * No food or drinks in the spaces. Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the building.<br /> * Do not let other people into the suite. <br /> * Do not remove/repatch or modify equipment in the racks. Do not move or change connections to installed equipment. <br /> * If you notice something missing and the removal is not in the logbook contact Electronic Media staff immediately X6270.<br /> <br /> ===Policy Violations=== <br /> Any violations of studio policies will result in the temporary loss of studio access until you meet with Electronic Media staff and your faculty. Serious violations could result in loss of your access. Egregious violations such as drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the studios or control rooms and/or damage or theft of equipment will result in immediate and permanent loss of studio access.<br /> <br /> ===Evaluation Week=== <br /> Studios are not available for production use during evaluation week. Media Loan only checks out keys for evaluation purposes. <br /> <br /> ===Summer Use=== <br /> During the Summer, access is limited unless there is a specific class using the studios. Scheduling and reservation procedures may be slightly different than during the academic year.<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=Mixing_Bench_Overview&diff=27306 2015-12-02T18:25:45Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>==Access==<br /> * The Mixing Benches require a proficiency test. This can be scheduled at the Media Loan, L2504. The Mixing Benches are in L1520 and L1525.<br /> * Schedule time at Media Loan or the Multimedia Lab.<br /> * Get keys from Media Loan for your scheduled time.<br /> <br /> ==Help==<br /> * Always enter your name and time into the logbook, along with any problems you encounter during your time in the lab.<br /> * If you need help, go to the Multimedia Lab L1404 or Media Loan L2504.<br /> * In the dock there is a folder with an orange '''M''' called '''Manuals''' that contain PDF’s of some of the manuals. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Powering On Procedure==<br /> # Turn on the computer (there is a specific pathway to do this correctly, as follows:) <br /> # Turn down the volume on the '''Volume Box'''. It’s the metal box with a red knob.<br /> # Turn on the main power switch. It is on the right corner of the desk.<br /> # Turn on the computer using the power button, which is behind IMAC on the left bottom of the screen<br /> <br /> ==Applications==<br /> * Adobe Audition: Multi-track audio recording and mixing<br /> * Digital Performer: Multi-track audio recording and mixing. It also does MIDI editing.<br /> * Pro Tools: Multi-track audio recording and mixing.<br /> * Toast: CD and DVD burning. Use Toast to make audio CD’s, data CD’s or data DVD’s for back up.<br /> * Audacity: Open source audio editor.<br /> * iTunes: Apples CD player program. If you need to playback an audio CD use iTunes.<br /> * Waves Native Power Pack: Audio Plug-ins.<br /> * NI Komplete Soft Synths<br /> <br /> ==Computer Audio Cards== <br /> * MOTU 828 Firewire sound card<br /> <br /> ==Patchbay, Mixer and Monitoring==<br /> * All of the equipment is connected to the patchbay. <br /> * You can connect devices with patchcords but most of the basic connections are normalized. This means that no patching is required. <br /> * When you start it’s a good idea to remove all the patchcords from the patchbay. <br /> * The mixer and the '''volume control box''' are the devices used to set levels and monitoring volumes. <br /> * Use the mixer to set recording levels and the ''volume control box''' to set monitoring levels. <br /> * The mixer’s Main Mix output is normalized to the Mac inputs. <br /> * The mixer’s Control Room output is normalized to the Volume Box Mixer input. <br /> * The output of the Mac is normalized to the Volume Box Mac input. <br /> * On the Volume Box choose Mixer CR Out or Mac to either listen to the mixer or the program using the Mac. <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> ==File Storage== <br /> * Make a folder on the '''Storage''' to store your files in. It’s a good idea to back up your work to an external hard drive or a server. <br /> * All files are deleted at the end of every quarter. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Audio Mixing Benches]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=5.1_Mix_Room_-_Policy&diff=27305 2015-12-02T18:24:41Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV, DVD, VHS, and any computer based projection materials. It has an Intel Mac with an 8 channel high definition audio interface capable of 8 x 192khz input/output channels, typically configured for 5.1 surround playback. There are many applications on the system, including Digital Performer, Audition, Premiere as well as a number of utilities and typical internet browsers.<br /> <br /> ===Proficiency===<br /> <br /> You must attend an orientation prior to using the space, and have basic proficiency in A/V classroom systems. To complete mixing production work, you will need to be qualified using Digital Performer or Premiere. A basic review of one of the prior applications is required prior to you gaining proficiency and the ability to schedule the space. All scheduling for the 5.1 space is done at the Electronic Media desk, LIB1501. Please check with a staff regarding orientation, proficiency and scheduling.<br /> <br /> ===Basic use policies===<br /> <br /> * Be aware of your monitoring volume as there are adjacent A/V classrooms.<br /> * Only use the studios during your scheduled times. Log in and out of the logbook.<br /> * Return check-out keys promptly. <br /> * No food or drinks in the spaces. Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the building.<br /> * Do not let other people into the suite. <br /> * Do not remove/repatch or modify equipment in the racks. Do not move or change connections to installed equipment. <br /> * If you notice something missing and the removal is not in the logbook contact Electronic Media staff immediately X6270.<br /> <br /> ===POLICY VIOLATIONS=== <br /> Any violations of studio policies will result in the temporary loss of studio access until you meet with Electronic Media staff and your faculty. Serious violations could result in loss of your access. Egregious violations such as drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the studios or control rooms and/or damage or theft of equipment will result in immediate and permanent loss of studio access.<br /> <br /> ===EVALUATION WEEK=== <br /> Studios are not available for production use during evaluation week. Media Loan only checks out keys for evaluation purposes. <br /> <br /> ===SUMMER USE=== <br /> During the Summer, access is limited unless there is a specific class using the studios. Scheduling and reservation procedures may be slightly different than during the academic year.<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__<br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: /* Basic use policies */</p> <hr /> <div>The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV, DVD, VHS, and any computer based projection materials. It has an Intel Mac with an 8 channel high definition audio interface capable of 8 x 192khz input/output channels, typically configured for 5.1 surround playback. There are many applications on the system, including Digital Performer, Audition, Premiere as well as a number of utilities and typical internet browsers.<br /> <br /> ===Proficiency===<br /> <br /> You must attend an orientation prior to using the space, and have basic proficiency in A/V classroom systems. To complete mixing production work, you will need to be qualified using Digital Performer or Premiere. A basic review of one of the prior applications is required prior to you gaining proficiency and the ability to schedule the space. All scheduling for the 5.1 space is done at the Electronic Media desk, LIB1501. Please check with a staff regarding orientation, proficiency and scheduling.<br /> <br /> ===Basic use policies===<br /> <br /> * Be aware of your monitoring volume as there are adjacent A/V classrooms.<br /> * Only use the studios during your scheduled times. Log in and out of the logbook.<br /> * Return check-out keys promptly. <br /> * No food or drinks in the spaces. Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the building.<br /> * Do not let other people into the suite. <br /> * Do not remove/repatch or modify equipment in the racks. Do not move or change connections to installed equipment. <br /> * If you notice something missing and the removal is not in the logbook contact Electronic Media staff immediately X6270.<br /> <br /> ===POLICY VIOLATIONS=== <br /> Any violations of studio policies will result in the temporary loss of studio access until you meet with Electronic Media staff and your faculty. Serious violations could result in loss of your access. Egregious violations such as drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the studios or control rooms and/or damage or theft of equipment will result in immediate and permanent loss of studio access.<br /> <br /> ===EVALUATION WEEK=== <br /> Studios are not available for production use during evaluation week. Media Loan only checks out keys for evaluation purposes. <br /> <br /> ===SUMMER USE=== <br /> During the Summer, access is limited unless there is a specific class using the studios. Scheduling and reservation procedures may be slightly different than during the academic year.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: /* Basic use policies */</p> <hr /> <div>The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV, DVD, VHS, and any computer based projection materials. It has an Intel Mac with an 8 channel high definition audio interface capable of 8 x 192khz input/output channels, typically configured for 5.1 surround playback. There are many applications on the system, including Digital Performer, Audition, Premiere as well as a number of utilities and typical internet browsers.<br /> <br /> ===Proficiency===<br /> <br /> You must attend an orientation prior to using the space, and have basic proficiency in A/V classroom systems. To complete mixing production work, you will need to be qualified using Digital Performer or Premiere. A basic review of one of the prior applications is required prior to you gaining proficiency and the ability to schedule the space. All scheduling for the 5.1 space is done at the Electronic Media desk, LIB1501. Please check with a staff regarding orientation, proficiency and scheduling.<br /> <br /> ===Basic use policies===<br /> <br /> * Be aware of your monitoring volume as there are adjacent A/V classrooms.<br /> * Only use the studios during your scheduled times. Log in and out of the logbook.<br /> * Return check-out keys promptly. <br /> * No food or drinks in the spaces. Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the building.<br /> * Do not let other people into the suite. <br /> * Do not remove/repatch or modify equipment in the racks. Do not move or change connections to installed equipment. <br /> * If you notice something missing and the removal is not in the logbook contact Electronic Media staff immediately X6270.<br /> <br /> ===POLICY VIOLATIONS=== Any violations of studio policies will result in the temporary loss of studio access until you meet with Electronic Media staff and your faculty. Serious violations could result in loss of your access. Egregious violations such as drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the studios or control rooms and/or damage or theft of equipment will result in immediate and permanent loss of studio access.<br /> <br /> ===EVALUATION WEEK=== Studios are not available for production use during evaluation week. Media Loan only checks out keys for evaluation purposes. <br /> <br /> ===SUMMER USE=== During the Summer, access is limited unless there is a specific class using the studios. Scheduling and reservation procedures may be slightly different than during the academic year.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: Created page with &quot;The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>The 5.1 mixing suite is an audio mixing/multimedia production space with surround audio mixing capabilities and resources to play back/project most media formats, including DV, DVD, VHS, and any computer based projection materials. It has an Intel Mac with an 8 channel high definition audio interface capable of 8 x 192khz input/output channels, typically configured for 5.1 surround playback. There are many applications on the system, including Digital Performer, Audition, Premiere as well as a number of utilities and typical internet browsers.<br /> <br /> ===Proficiency===<br /> <br /> You must attend an orientation prior to using the space, and have basic proficiency in A/V classroom systems. To complete mixing production work, you will need to be qualified using Digital Performer or Premiere. A basic review of one of the prior applications is required prior to you gaining proficiency and the ability to schedule the space. All scheduling for the 5.1 space is done at the Electronic Media desk, LIB1501. Please check with a staff regarding orientation, proficiency and scheduling.<br /> <br /> ===Basic use policies===<br /> <br /> • Be aware of your monitoring volume as there are adjacent A/V classrooms.<br /> • Only use the studios during your scheduled times. Log in and out of the logbook.<br /> • Return check-out keys promptly. <br /> • No food or drinks in the spaces. Alcohol, drugs and smoking are not allowed anywhere in the building.<br /> • Do not let other people into the suite. <br /> • Do not remove/repatch or modify equipment in the racks. Do not move or change connections to installed equipment. <br /> • If you notice something missing and the removal is not in the logbook contact Electronic Media staff immediately X6270.<br /> <br /> ===POLICY VIOLATIONS=== Any violations of studio policies will result in the temporary loss of studio access until you meet with Electronic Media staff and your faculty. Serious violations could result in loss of your access. Egregious violations such as drug, alcohol and tobacco use in the studios or control rooms and/or damage or theft of equipment will result in immediate and permanent loss of studio access.<br /> <br /> ===EVALUATION WEEK=== Studios are not available for production use during evaluation week. Media Loan only checks out keys for evaluation purposes. <br /> <br /> ===SUMMER USE=== During the Summer, access is limited unless there is a specific class using the studios. Scheduling and reservation procedures may be slightly different than during the academic year.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;pdf width=&quot;800&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;File:5.1Mix Flow.pdf&lt;/pdf&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;pdf width=&quot;800&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;File:5.1Mix Flow.pdf/pdf&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;pdf width=&quot;800&quot; height=&quot;500&quot;&gt;File:5.1Mix Flow.pdf&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:5.1 Mix]]</div>

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Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26970 2015-10-29T22:30:37Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* File management with any media project is the most important step in post production. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption. */</p> <hr /> <div>===File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.===<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> Use safe file and folder naming practices: use text, numbers, and hyphens or underscores. Avoid all other special characters.<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' to choose the location of your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Your finished project folder should look like this. All of your files are now contained in one folder and you can safely work, transfer, save and back up your project as long as it stays in one folder<br /> [[File:Entire-AuditionProject-Folder.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26968 2015-10-29T22:25:20Z

<p>Vergaraz: /* File management with any media project is the most important step in post production. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption. */</p> <hr /> <div>===File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.===<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> Use safe file and folder naming practices: use text, numbers, and hyphens or underscores. Avoid all other special characters.<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' to choose the location of your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> <br /> *Your finished project folder should look like this. All of your files are now contained in one folder and you can safely work, transfer, save and back up your project as long as it stays in one folder<br /> [[File:Entire-AuditionProject-Folder.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: /* File management with any media project is the most important step in post production. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption. */</p> <hr /> <div>===File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.===<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' to choose the location of your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> <br /> *Your finished project folder should look like this. All of your files are now contained in one folder and you can safely work, transfer, save and back up your project as long as it stays in one folder<br /> [[File:Entire-AuditionProject-Folder.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26966 2015-10-29T21:38:53Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>===File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.===<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> <br /> *Your finished project folder should look like this. All of your files are now contained in one folder and you can safely work, transfer, save and back up your project as long as it stays in one folder<br /> [[File:Entire-AuditionProject-Folder.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> <br /> *Your finished project folder should look like this. All of your files are now contained in one folder and you can safely work, transfer, save and back up your project as long as it stays in one folder<br /> [[File:Entire-AuditionProject-Folder.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26963 2015-10-29T21:33:44Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well <br /> [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26962 2015-10-29T21:33:24Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> *Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> *Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> *Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> *Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26961 2015-10-29T21:32:52Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> #Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> #Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> #Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> #Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26960 2015-10-29T21:32:29Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> #Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> <br /> #Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> <br /> #Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> <br /> #Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

Vergaraz http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php?title=File_Management_-_Audition&diff=26959 2015-10-29T21:31:58Z

<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> #Always make a project folder with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> #Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> #Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> #Name your project following the naming protocol, select '''Browse''' and choose your project folder. Set your sample rate 48 Hz, 24 bits, and Stereo [[File:AuditionMultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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<p>Vergaraz: </p> <hr /> <div>File management with any media project is '''the most important step in post production'''. Following these steps will save you and your project from unneeded stress and major file corruption.<br /> <br /> #Always make a folder for every individual project with your name, project description, and date within the name field [[File:Folder Name.png]]<br /> #Copy your folder that contains all your original field recordings into this project folder as well [[File:Folder of field recordings.png]]<br /> #Open the software Audition located in the dock - go to File &gt; New &gt; Multitrack Session [[File:Audition-File-MultitrackSession.png]]<br /> [[Category:Audition]]</div>

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