Editing
This type of editing allows you to move things around and revert back to older versions.
Non-Linear Editing
Frequency is the number of cycles a vibration completes in _____________second(s)
1 Second
This is the most popular microphone for voice.
Shure SM-58
This is the first place on a mixing board where we adjust how much sound comes into the board.
Trim or Gain
The earliest recordings were recorded on and played back on?
Tin foil and then wax cylinders.
This type of transition brings sound up from nothing or down to nothing.
Fade In/Out
Humans can hear frequency ranges between _____ and ______.
20 Hertz and 20,000 Hertz
Dynamic microphones are also known as
Moving Coil
This is what VU stands for on a mixing board
Volume Units
This person invented the Phonograph.
Thomas Edison
This transition blends two sources
Cross-Dissolve
When frequencies are played at the same loudness level, but are perceived at the different levels.
Equal loudness Principle
Condenser microphones are also known as ______.
Capacitor
This section of the audio board allows you to send channels to various places like stage monitors.
Aux Sends
If editing for long periods of time, you can lose a sense of tempo, inflection, tonality
Listening Fatigue
This is a visual representation of the audio signal
Waveform
This is the difference between Acoustics and Psychoacoustics.
Acoustics is how sound acts in a room, and Psychoacoustics is the way we perceive that sound.
This is the most common type of cable used for microphones.
XLR
These are two things you will find on the output section of the mixing board
Master Out, VU Meter, Headphones, Sub-Group Out, Control Room, Monitor, etc.
This is when some sounds hide other sounds when played at the same time.
Masking
The keyboard shortcut in Protools for making an edit
B or Command-E
The sound envelope includes these 4 stages.
Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release
When two microphones are close together we might experience a problem with this.
Out of Phase
What are the cables generally used for "line in" and "mic in".
XLR - Mic In
1/4" - Line In
These are transducers that convert electrical energy into acoustic energy.
Speakers