Vocabulary
Higher-frequency sounds
A. Bass
B. High-Cut
C. Low-Cut
D. Treble
D. Treble
What is Distortion?
A. A change in the form of an electrical signal or sound wave during processing
B. Blending several audio tracks together into a single recording
C. Making final creative changes to enhance a recording
D. Sound that is directed through two or more speakers
A. A change in the form of an electrical signal or sound wave during processing
A tool that changes the perceived pitch of an audio track
A. Auto-Wah
B. Pitch Shifter
C. Auto-Pan
D. Rotary Pro
B. Pitch Shifter
What is Reverberation/what does it do?
A. Reduces the differences between frequencies
B. Tames harsh "S" "T" and "Sh" sounds
C. Creates a second vocal sound to create richness
D. Simulates the natural echoes/reflections of a sound.
D. Simulates the natural echoes/reflections of a sound
Which of the following is NOT an example of an EQ?
A. Parametric EQ
B. Visual EQ
C. Digital EQ
D. 2-Band EQ
The initial amplification of an audio signal
A. Drive
B. Presence
C. Volume
D. Gain
D. Gain
Which type of Distortion uses Downsampling?
A. Auto-Pan
B. Bitcrusher
C. Clipper
D. Overdrive
B. Bitcrusher
Creates a wider, larger sound by duplicating audio
A. Tremolo
B. Vibrato
C. Chorus
D. Rotary
C. Chorus
DAILY DOUBLE!
A tool where you can manipulate the specific factors of a room in which sound is created
A. 3D
B. Reverb
C. Reverb Pro
D. Slapback
C. Reverb Pro
Which of the following is NOT an amplifier?
A. Bass Amp I
B. Bass Amp II.
C. Bass Amp 60s.
D. Bass Amp III
D. Bass Amp III
Sound that is directed through two or more speakers
A. Stereo
B. Threshold
C. Saturation
D. Depth
A. Stereo
Heavy audio effect that uses hard clipping and square-shaped waves
A. Crusher
B. Classic Dist
C. Juicy Distortion
D. Fuzz
D. Fuzz
Which type of Modulation only has "Rate" as one of the controls?
A. Instant Side-Chain
B. Auto-Wah
C. Clipper
D. Rotary
D. Rotary
A tool used to choose to focused placement of a sound in a room
A. 3D
B. Reverb
C. Reverb Pro
D. Slapback
A. 3D
The cleanness and intelligibility of a sound
A. Vocal Clarity
B. Volume
C. Vocal Doubler
D. Noise Gate
A. Vocal Clarity
DAILY DOUBLE!
Blending several audio tracks together into a single recording
A. Balancing
B. Recording
C. Mixing
D. Mastering
C. Mixing
Which type of distortion is used for mild saturation?
A. Crusher
B. Classic Dist
C. Juicy Distortion
D. Fuzz
C. Juicy Distortion
Which type of Modulation is used to make Vintage Sounds?
A. Chorus
B. Tape Wobble
C. Stereo Chorus
D. Organ Chorus
B. Tape Wobble
Which type of Reverberation is used to create bigger, more complex sounds?
A. Stereo Utility
B. Stereo Delay
C. Mod Delay
D. Delay
B. Stereo Delay
Which is NOT in EQs/Volume & Filtering/Amps?
A. Slapback
B. Brighter
C. Vocal Pre-Amp
D. Karaoke
A. Slapback
The specific volume level that a compressor blocks off/"gates"
A. Stereo
B. Threshold
C. Saturation
D. Depth
B. Threshold
What is the only type of distortion that allows you to change the amount and make-up?
A. Auto-pan
B. Bitcrusher
C. Clipper
D. Overdrive
C. Clipper
DAILY DOUBLE! NOT IN YOUR PACKET!
Which of the following describes Modulation?
A. Creating a 3-dimensional space in sound
B. Physically changing the notes/sound over time
C. Making final creative changes to enhance sound
D. Specific alterations of traditional rock instruments
B. Physically changing the notes/sound over time
What type of Reverberation uses Mono (sending the same audio signal through both L/R speakers)
A. Stereo Utility
B. Stereo Delay
C. Mod Delay
D. Delay
A. Stereo Utility
Which is NOT a setting in any of the amps?
A. Presence
B. Tone
C. Gain
D. Drive
C. Gain