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Orchestration 302 - The MIDI Orchestra - Designing Templates.
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1
A duplicate track of the same instrument uses twice the RAM because samples are loaded twice. True or False?
True
False
2
A Multi-Timbral instrument typically has...
...one instrument receiving on one MIDI channel.
...several instruments receiving on one MIDI channel.
one instrument receiving on several MIDI channel.
...several instruments receiving on different MIDI channels.
3
Which of these terms does not apply to Vienna Ensemble Pro Instances?
Metaframe
Project
VI-Frame (viframe64)
4
Distinctly different sounds contained in a mapped instrument or instrument collection are not considered multi-timbral because:
"Multi-timbral" isn't a term that orchestral musicians ever actually use.
You can't use velocity to control the volume of each individual note.
"Multi-timbral" in this context refers exclusively to plugins loaded with several sounds that respond on different MIDI channels.
5
What type of cable is used to connect the slave computer to the main computer?
XLR
HDMI
Ethernet
USB
6
Sample streaming is used to:
Facilitate the use of slower hard drives.
Allow data on partitioned disks to be accessed more quickly.
Minimize the amount of CPU needed to play back samples.
Minimize the amount of RAM needed to start sample playback.
7
Which of these best describes what a
stem
is?
The low-range instruments of a score or project.
An audio file containing instuments that belong together.
It's another word for
folder
.
8
What is the name of the funny-looking dog used to humorously illustrate the concept of bad-sounding, unusable, or un-useful samples?
Ophicleide
Astro
Astral
Askew
9
The term "coupled", as used in the tutorial, refers to:
When the ALL button is illuminated
The "On" state of the Decouple button
When saving a DAW project file only includes the names of the Instances
The "Off" state of the Decouple button
10
When we say that VEPro "preserves loaded samples", what does it mean?
The samples do not need to be loaded again for another project.
VEPro keeps the samples in the right format.
The connection VEPro instances can't be corrupted.
VEPro create a backup for the samples.
11
A SATA drive (internal) gives you better performance than an external Hard Drive. True or False?
True
False
12
Why is a Single-timbre approach generally more flexible than a Multi-timbre one?
It saves on the CPU activity.
It is easier to set up and work with, with one channel per instrument for mixing and automation.
It saves RAM.
13
If connection time between a VEPro plugin and an Instance seems slow, what course of action can you try to speed things up?
Change the IP addresses in both computers.
Replace the existing cable because it might be going bad.
Try using a crossover cable.
This problem is best solved by a qualified studio tech.
14
Partitioned drives give you increased performance over non-partitioned ones. True or False?
True
False
15
Which computer does the VEpro plugin get installed on?
A remote server
The slave computer
The main computer
16
Which of these is
not
true about the slave computer?
It runs the DAW.
It's holding all the samples.
It has lots of memory (RAM.)
It's doing the sample playback.
17
In a template, Folders are primarily used for this.
Faster navigation.
Multi-Timbral instruments
Saving RAM
18
"Coupled" is the term used by the trainer to describe:
When the Decouple button is turned on (illuminated)
When the Decouple button is turned off (not illuminated).
19
Though not specifically discussed in the tutorial, what would be a downside of using 1st violin samples in place of 2nd violin samples?
The realistic aspects of a mockup would suffer significantly.
Though the 1st and 2nd violin parts would sound the same, it's a minor compromise when RAM capacity is an issue.
It wouldn't be possible to hear both violin tracks simultaneously.
Twice as much RAM would be used by loading the 1st violin samples twice.
20
Is there an advantage to configuring a multi-timbral setup with several keyswitching patches for the same instrument?
Yes, because the entire pool of articulations can be used to expand the expressive range beyond that of any one patch.
No, because it creates a "mosaic" of the part that is difficult to create a printed score from.
Yes, because you can use the same keyswitches for each of the patches.
No, because the individual sounds have to be engineered across several Aux channels, which is unwieldy.
Orchestration 302
The MIDI Orchestra - Designing Templates
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