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| Voltage is represented with? |
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| Ohms law relates to the following quality? |
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| Power is the rate at which energy is expanded. T or F? |
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| Maintaining a proper level is known as? |
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| Frequency level dependent control. |
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| inline and split console differences? |
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| Inline has 2 paths per input module. |
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| Unity gain between input and output device |
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| A headphone or a que mix should be sent to the ________. |
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| A filters cutoff frequency defines? |
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| The frequency at which the filter starts to work |
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| What type of DAW is logic Pro |
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| what does a systems bit depth range determine? |
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| Dynamic range and amplitude. |
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| What makes a delay a ping pong delay? |
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| Each repeat alternates between left and right speaker. |
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| Combining a high pass filter and a low pass filter results in what? |
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| A filter with a variable que, boost, or cut is a ? |
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| A device who's gain above the output remains constant above the threshold regardless of the input gain. |
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| The pause between the arrival of the direct sound and the first early reflection. (The paths of arrival) |
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| A filter that only attenuates signal and has no ability to boost frequencies is known as? |
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| The point where a compressor transfer of gain turn from airtime. |
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| The harmonics and the fundamental frequency when combined produce ____________. |
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| Equal loudness contours tell us the best monitoring level is 85 - 90 db. |
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| the distance of one cycle is known as? |
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| The brain determines the direction of sound using. |
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| Arrival time differences / Wave differences / Inter Aural differences / Inter aural phase. |
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| What type of protocol is midi? |
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| The max number of midi devices attached to a single through port when daisy chaining. |
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| The notes of the chord can happen at the same exact time. T or F? |
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| In midi whats the message called when switching one sound to another sound? |
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| what would be the best way of preventing room rumble while recording? |
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| Bass roll of switch on the microphone. |
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| what mic needs phantom power? |
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| What mic's suffer the most from proximity effect? |
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| standing at zero degrees and standing directly into the mic is known as? |
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| The most common mic known for capturing snare or tom? |
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| The phase reverse switch, what does it do? |
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| Inverts the signal 180 degrees |
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| What mic's can handle High SPL and are most used for common sound? |
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| How many semitones are in an Octave? |
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| Beats are organized into cycles called? |
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| The presence of two or more pitches at the same time. |
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| The primary section of a song |
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| Verse, chorus, and bridge. |
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| The first beat of a measure is called? |
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| The fifth scale degree is known as? |
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| The ledger line is used to? |
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| What major component was absent during the medieval time? |
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| When working in the studio what do you most listen to? |
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| Why are Direct outs used to send signal to tape? |
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