If this is right then loudspeakers with low levels of intermodulation distortion may produce better "micro transients" even though we are not really dealing here with low-level transients but actually with low-level detail. I speculate that high enough levels of loudspeaker intermodulation distortion from low frequency high level transient signals could raise the noise floor at high frequencies enough to interfere with the clarity or audibility of high frequency low level transient signals. Music typically has high signal levels at low frequencies and low signal levels at high frequencies. I speculate the term may refer to the clarity and audibility of small mid-to-high-frequency signals reproduced by a loudspeaker in the presence of large low frequency signals. We can help you make more music.Click to expand.Possibly - but it depends what "micro transients" really means and AFAICS the term is not broadly understood. We teach Avid Pro Tools, but we also teach all major pro audio hardware and software. We’ve been in the business for 15 years, and our students learn how to produce music faster, and with more accuracy, than simply watching videos or reading tutorials. We teach Avid Pro Tools online, at your pace, in real time. To learn Avid Pro Tools in real-time, one on one, with a professional digital audio trainer, call OBEDIA at 61. Tab to transients can be found in all modern versions of Pro Tools. Tab to Transients in Pro Tools is useful for navigating your audio regions, applying edits, and much more. In this video, OBEDIA shows you how to use tab to transients in Avid Pro Tools. We’re located in Nashville, TN, Music City USA! How to use Tab to Transients in Pro Tools We are open Monday-Friday, 10am – 6pm Central Time. Want to go beyond the video? Get Live one on one help by calling us and signing up for an OBEDIA Subscription, with 30 minutes of one on one Pro Tools training included with every month you subscribe.Ĭall: 61, dial 1.
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