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AudioPedia 108 - Mixing and Mastering.
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1
Delay-based echo effects…
utilize delay times within the Haas Eeffect's Fusion Zone
utilize delay times above 30-50 milliseconds
utilize delay times below 30-50 milliseconds
2
A lowpass filter…
attenuates everything above a cutoff frequency
attenuates everything below a cutoff frequency
passes everything above a cutoff frequency
3
A VCA compressor…
uses a light & a photoresistor
uses a varible-bias tube
uses a voltage-controlled amplifier
4
When the tops & bottoms of a wave are clipped, the result is…
amplitude modulation
noise gating
harmonic distortion
5
In a delay effect Modulation…
varies the manually-set delay time
adds resonance to the signal
increases the amount of feedback
6
Tape Saturation adds…
a subtle reverb-like effect
subtle distortion and compression
a doubling effect in large amounts
7
The function of ducking is to…
attenuate notes that fall outside the song's home key
remove excessive sibilance in a vocal track
attenuate the level of background music when a voiceover comes along
8
The goal of de-essing is to…
attenuate the level of background music when a voiceover comes along
remove excessive sibilance in a vocal track
apply pitch-shifting to simplify melodies that are too busy
9
An IR is…
an Infinite Reverb, a type of special-effect reverb plug-in
an Internal Reverb, a reverb effect built in to a DAW
an Impulse Response, the real room sample used in a convolution reverb
10
DDL stands for…
Drop-Down Limiter
Dynamic Digital Limiter
Digital Delay Line
11
In parallel compression…
all controls are set to the same value
two compressors are used one after the other for a more subtle compression characteristic
a copy of the signal is compressed & mixed with the uncompressed version
12
Where is a brickwall limiter usually set when mastering?
-0.3dB
-3 dB
-1 dB
0 dB
13
Digital distortion plug-ins usualy include…
digital clipping, quantization distortion, & aliasing
distorted echoes & an edgy flanging effect
pitch-shifting and LFO modulation
14
A variable-mu compressor…
uses a photoresistor in the detection circuit
uses a special tube with variable bias in the detection circuit
utilizes a particular transistor in the detection circuit
15
A Plate reverb is…
a dedicated reflective room
a mechanical device with tensioned springs
a mechanical device with a metal sheet
16
ADT stands for…
Audio Dynamic Threshold
Artifical Double-Tracking
Active Dynamic Tracking
17
A noise gate…
attenuates pitchy notes in a vocal track
removes bakground sound (like leakage) present at the same time as the main part
removes bakground sound (like leakage) inbetween words & phrases
18
A Limiter…
corrects tempo variations above a user-specified bpm
is a compressor with a Ratio of 10:1–20:1 or higher
auto-corrects pitches above & below a user-specified range
19
A classic example of an opto compressor is…
the Teletronix LA-2A
the Urei 1176
the dbx 160
20
Loudness Maximzing is…
the practice of limitng transients to achieve higher average levels
the practice of boosting highs for a louder-sounding mix
the practice of pumping up the bass for a louder-sounding mix
21
Buss processing refers to…
processing used on the way in while recording
effects added to the LR stereo master channel strip
processing used on individual tracks in a mix
22
A program-dependent compressor…
is the only kind that can be automated
has variable time constants
works only on certain user-selected musical styles
23
Some widely-used types of transistors are…
step-up & step-down transistors
triode & pentode transistors
silicon, FET, and germanium transistors
24
In a compressor Make-up gain…
restores level after gain-reduction has been applied
compensates for out-of-tune notes in a vocal
automatically matches the level of other tracks in the mix
25
Delay times for Flanging are typically…
under 10 milliseconds
over 30 milliseconds
over 50 milliseconds
AudioPedia 108
Mixing and Mastering
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