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Logic Pro 503 - Studio Series - Recording Drums.
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1
Snare top mics are most useful for picking up softer dynamics, like ghost notes, on snare drum. True or false?
False
True
2
Bus Processing allows you to process a group of instruments being summed to an Aux Track. True or false?
True
False
3
Which of the following is a common kick mic known for its punch and body?
Shure SM57
Sennheiser e906
Shure SM7B
Audix D6
4
Angling both overheads equidistant at the center of the snare:
Reduces phase issues, but makes the snare off-center
Reduces phase issues, and centers the snare
Increases phase issues, but centers the snare
5
Where is most of the hi-hat heard in most drum mixes?
The overhead mics
The room mics
The snare mic
The hi-hat mic
6
What is the shortcut to open the Strip Silence dialog in Pro Tools?
Option U
Command U
Shift U
U
7
Snare side mics are typically:
Large Diaphragm Condensers
Dynamic Mics
Ribbon Mics
Small Diaphragm Condensers
8
Cutting around __________ helps remove ring, ‘boxy' and ‘woody' tones.
100 Hz
2000 Hz
500 Hz
50 Hz
9
Blending the Wet and Dry signal in a compressor applies:
FET compression
Parallel compression
Opto compression
Multiband compression
10
Which type of filter is helpful for reducing pedal noise on the hi hat?
Low Pass
High Pass
Bandpass
Notch
11
Low level signals will be affected the same a high level signals running through a compressor. True or false?
True
False
12
Kick In mics are almost always a __________ mic.
Large Diaphragm Dynamic
Electret
Ribbon
Large Diaphragm Condenser
13
The Sennheiser e604 is helpful as a tom mic when cymbals or other hardware prevents a full-size mic from being used, because the e604...
Has a high pick up range
Has a high pass switch
Clips on the rim of the drum
Requires phantom power
14
Which mics give the drum kit a sense of depth and 3D space?
Overheads
Close Mics
Room Mics
Snare Side and Kick Out
15
How should condensers be aimed for bongos and congas?
At the center of the drum, 6 inches away
At the center of the drum, 12 inches away
At the rim, 8-12 inches away
16
Using Tab to Transient and Keyboard Focus Mode, you can use which keys to tab left and right.
Z and C
L and ‘
W and R
L and R
17
Snare bottom mics pick up mostly high end, because they are very close to the snare wires. True or false?
False
True
18
A _____ attack time can cause the front end attack of a drum to be compressed, resulting in a loss of punch.
Longer
Shorter
19
Plug-ins like the EQ III in Pro Tools can cause the signal to clip at the plug-in level, so it's important to match the input and output volume. True or false?
False
True
20
The ‘mic the floor' position places a ____________ close to the floor, angled up at the resonant kick head.
Large Diaphragm Dynamic
Ribbon
Large Diaphragm Condenser
Small Diaphragm Condenser
21
Always angle tom mics to avoid over resonating the microphone. True or false?
False
True
22
When recording live drums, it's common to blend close mics with distant mics. True or false?
True
False
23
What is the shortcut to create a group for selected tracks in Pro Tools?
Command Option G
Shift Option G
Command G
Shift G
24
The classic Glyn Johns technique uses:
1 overhead, 1 side, 1 kick, 1 snare mic
1 overhead and 1 side mic
2 overheads
12 microphones
25
Which type of miking limits the pickup range of the mic on drums?
Close, on-axis
Off-axis
Distant
Logic Pro 503
Studio Series - Recording Drums
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