Digital Audio Principles and Techniques 6B covers the core concepts and skills needed to operate a Digital Audio Workstation system in a professional studio environment.It provides detailed descriptions of the hardware and software commonly found in large-scale professional DAW systems.Learners will be introduced to the configuration and operation of Ethernet control surfaces and will explore the differences between various workstations hardware configurations. This module covers media file database management, customising the DAW to session requirements, and optimising system performance.Students will develop essential skills in session management, selection techniques, editing techniques, advanced automation techniques, and in-depth plug-in usage.Hands-on exercises are incorporated throughout the course, allowing students to optimise system resources, configure I/O, navigate and colour-code sessions, manage session media, and apply advanced selection and auditioning techniques. By the end of this course, students will have the ability to configure settings for a Pro Tools Ultimate system, customise I/O settings, and utilise various advanced mixing techniques, ultimately enhancing their audio production workflow.