Classroom in a book

2
Play the file to hear the effect.
3
Choose Analog Delay from the Add an effect to the rack icon, and experiment 
with the many presets available.
You can add multiple effects to the Effects Rack at the same time. When you get 
a combination of effects you like, you can save them as a Rack preset. There are 
many preloaded Rack presets you can choose from and experiment with.
4
Try one of the Rack presets—Choose Voice: Old Time Radio—and play 
the effect.
5
If you want to get more advanced and tweak some of the settings yourself, click 
the Settings link to the right of each effect name. This gives you access to the 
detailed settings of each effect.

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Review questions
1
There are at least four ways to make audio move from the right channel to the left and 
back. What are they?
2
You are playing a 5.1 surround sound clip but can’t hear all the channels. What’s a 
possible cause?
3
What’s the difference between the Delay and Reverb effects?
4
Can you record a voice-over while other audio is playing on the Timeline?
5
How do you apply the same audio effect with the same parameters to three 
audio tracks?
6
Describe the difference between the Edit Source File and Render and Replace 
commands when editing a file from Adobe Premiere Pro in Adobe Soundbooth.
Review answers
1
Balance adjusts the overall balance, left or right. Channel Volume enables you to adjust 
the volume of each channel individually. You can also use the Audio Mixer’s Left/Right 
Pan knob or use clip or track keyframes on the Timeline.
2
Check the audio preferences, and make sure the 5.1 Mixdown setting includes 
all channels.
3
Delay creates a distinct, single echo that can repeat and gradually fade. Reverb creates 
a mix of echoes to simulate a room. It has multiple parameters that take the hard edge 
off the echo you hear in the Delay effect.