Digital Audio
An audio interface converts what to what?
That different frequencies are perceived as louder or quieter at different amplitudes is known as this.
What is Fletcher-Munson or equal loudness contours?
This is the maximum displacement of a sound wave from its equilibrium position, determining the loudness of the sound.
What is amplitude?
This is the first type of artificial reverb used in studios.
What is an echo chamber or chamber?
This German group was a pioneer of early electronic music.
Who is Kraftwerk?
Name a common plug-in type used by most DAWs (except Pro Tools).
What is VST or VST3?
This indicates the difference in arrival time of a sound from left to right ear.
What is interaural time difference?
The unique quality or "color" of a sound that differentiates it from others, even if they have the same pitch and loudness.
What is timbre?
In "I Love RocknRoll" Joan Jett asks us to put what, where
What is "another dime in the jukebox" baby.
We listened to this 90s punk band to compare audio fidelity between two different albums.
Who is Bikini Kill?
This number has the greatest effect on latency
What is buffer size?
This refers to the difference in amplitude between your two ears when perceiving a sound.
What is Interaural Level Difference or Interaural Intensity Difference?
This unit of measurement represents the number of wave cycles per second.
What is Hertz?
This describes a sound's amplitude over time.
What is an envelope?
The recording of this song was actually a demo that was pirated by a radio station.
What is "Crimson and Clover"?
This is Pro Tools native plug-in type
What is .aax?
When a sound is played in a stereo system at equal amplitude in each channel, this occurs.
What is "Phantom Center"?
This measurement occurs on a logarithmic scale.
What are decibels?
Lasting hearing damage is also known as this.
What is permanent threshold shift?
This artist is most well known for the Disintegration Loops.
Who is William Basinski?
This audio issue can be caused by using too low of a sample rate.
What is aliasing?
This is an audio illusion in which a tone seems to never stop rising.
What is a Shepard's tone?
Pure sine waves are the only type of waves that don't have these.
What are harmonics?
The "FET" in FET compressor stands for this.
What is Field Effect Transistor?
This sound artist recorded with a trio in a cistern.
Who is Pauline Oliveros?