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Production Process
Sounds & Signals 1
Digital Audio and MIDI 1
Sounds & Signals 2
Jeopardy Randoms: (Double Points) Must say "What is"
100
The stage in which you plan and prepare to record your song
Preproduction
100
A form of energy caused by vibrations.
Sound
100
This type of audio signal is a series of numbers
Digital
100
Music is an art form created from?
Sound and Silence
100
Recording a few tracks into one is known as?
What is Bouncing Down or What is Bounce
200
DAW software usually offers an almost unlimited number of these
Multi-Tracks
200
When measuring sound, rapid pressure changes are called?
Vibrations
200
What does the acronym DAW stand for?
Digital Audio Workstation
200
The speed of the vibration is called?
Frequency
200
A type of speaker designed for the recording studio
What is a Monitor
300
The stage in which you record your song
Production
300
A fluid-filled organ in your inner ear
Cochlea
300
Which DAW will be used primarily in this class?
Pro Tools
300
The purest and simplest type of tone that exists
Sine Wave
300
Supplemental recording added to the basic recording
What is a Overdub
400
Contains audio cues that help you synchronize or align your recordings
Click Track
400
This "thing" interprets the auditory nerve signals.
Brain
400
This type of audio signal is a smooth, continuous signal
Analog
400
Frequency is measured in?
Hertz (Hz)
400
The strength of the vibration is called?
What is Amplitude
500
You polish the final mix during mastering, and then duplicate and distribute the song
Post Production
500
Repetitive pattern of air pressure changes is called?
Periodicity
500
This recording medium stores audio in binary code—1s and 0s
Computers
500
Periodic sound waves usually have one frequency that is louder and more prominent than the rest, this is called?
Fundamental Frequency
500
A microphone/line that allows musicians to talk to each other between recordings or takes.
What is Talkback