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| According to the Inverse square law, what is the effect of doubling our distance from a sound source |
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| According to the Inverse square law, what is the effect of halving our distance from a sound source |
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| What is the wavelength formula |
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| Wavelength = Speed of Wave/Frequency |
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| What is the speed of sound |
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| What is the speed of light |
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| What is the speed of all EM Radiation |
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| Ohm's Law: What does P stand for and what is it measured in? |
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| Ohm's Law: What does I stand for and what is it measured in? |
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| Current, Measured in Amps |
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| Ohm's Law: What does E stand for and what is it measured in? |
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| Electromotive Force, measured in Volts |
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| Ohm's Law: What does R stand for and what is it measured in? |
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| Resistance, measured in Ohms |
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| Ohm's Law: What does Z stand for and what is it measured in? |
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| Impedence, measured in Ohms |
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| Resistance is specific to what type of circuit? |
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| Impedence is specific to what type of circuit? |
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| What is the Frequency Formula? |
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| Frequency = Speed of Wave divided by wavelength |
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| What is a Dynamic Processor? |
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| A processor that alters the dynamics or amplitude of the signal |
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| What is a time based processor? |
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| A processor that alters the timing of a signal. |
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| A Dynamic processor that smoothes out the mix by making soft tones louder and loud tones softer. Can also be used to make things sound fuller. |
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| Dynamic Processor. Frequency selective amplifiers. Alter the frequency characteristics of a given sound. |
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| A dynamic processor that controls the amplitude of a signal with two basic states on and off. |
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| A Time based processor that imitates acoustic reflection. |
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| A Time based Processor allows you to make echoes perfectly in-time with the music. |
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| Time based. Two signals played in synch, one is slowed down the other is sped up causing a swishing or tunneling sound. |
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| A signal that has been altered with effects. |
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| A signal that has not been processed in any way. |
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| What is the most important element of a film soundtrack? |
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| Who holds the microphone on set? |
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| Who is responsible for getting the sounds from the set to the film recorder? |
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| Who is responsible for getting the sounds from the set to the film recorder? |
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| The ambient sounds on location. |
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| Music previously recorded that is licensed and used for a film. |
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| What is an original score? |
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| Music that is composed for the movie. |
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| Automated Dialogue Replacement. |
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| Sound effects recorded in a pit added real time to the picture, such as footsteps. |
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| During final mix, all sounds are mixed down in a process called ________, and yeild semi-mixed sounds called ________. |
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| The final elements of the soundtrack |
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| Process of putting the finished film into different formats for distribution. |
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| What are the three standard categories of stems? |
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| What is the maximum reading of a timecode? |
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| What is the Sound Delay formula? |
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| Sound Delay=Distance/Velocity |
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| What is the formula for Distance? |
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| Distance = Time x Velocity |
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| What are the three parts of an advertisement? |
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| Psychology of color, Layout, and copy. |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color BLACK represent? |
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| Authority, power or boldness |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color BLUE represent? |
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| Security, Faithfulness, Dignity |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color BROWN represent? |
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| Richness, Politeness, Helpfulness |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color GREY represent? |
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| Practicality, Earnestness, Creativity |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color GREEN represent? |
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| Health, Fertility, Freshness, Healing, Jealousy |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color ORANGE represent? |
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| Pleasure, Excitement, Cheer |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color PINK represent? |
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| Femininity, Gentleness, Innocence |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color PURPLE represent? |
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| Royalty, Wealth, Spirituality |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color RED represent? |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color WHITE represent? |
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| Refined, Purity, Devotion |
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| According to the color theory, what does the color YELLOW represent? |
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| Warmth, Sunshine, Happiness |
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| An ad based on percieved authority. |
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| What is an example of a persuasion ad? |
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| An ad that plays on a common fear and offers a solution. |
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| What is an example of a fear ad? |
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| What is a fun and pleasure ad? |
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| Associating fun with a product |
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| What is an example of a fun and pleasure ad? |
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| Cigarette or beer commercials |
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| What is a vanity and ego ad? |
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| Sells an image along with high priced merchandise. |
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| what is an example of a vanity and ego ad? |
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| Implies everyone is doing it, why shouldn't you. Consensus implies correctness |
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| What is an example of a consensus ad? |
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| What is the effect on amplitude when we double our speakers? |
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