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chapter 7 review Posted on 2016-06-10 by Sarah West

Basic Audio Engineering - Chapter #7 QuizPrint

  1. In general, ______________ mics will produce the least bleed. 
    Your Answer: dynamic moving coil
  2. What is the point of doing a line check? 
    Your Answer: Making sure all mics are working and showing up in the right place
  3. Before recording an instrument it is usually a good idea to_________________. 
    Your Answer: all of the above
  4. Placing ___________ in a kick drum will help to deaden it. 
    Your Answer: pillow or blanket
  5. When placing two mics on a guitar cab it is important to make sure __________. 
    Your Answer: the mics are phase aligned
  6. When recording keyboards and drum machines it is a good idea to _____________. 
    Your Answer: apply eq and compression later on
  7. When working with clients, it is important to_________________. 
    Your Answer: never lose your cool
  8. Using _________ mics can help give you more separation of tracks and allow for a bit more control later on. 
    Your Answer: dynamic
  9. ______ _______ condenser mics are good for capturing the detail of a room, and tend to have better lower frequency response than other condenser mics. 
    Your Answer: large diaphragm
  10. When choosing a mic for a particular task in a tracking session only the mic's frequency response comes into play. 
    Your Answer: False
  11. Name three considerations for choosing a microphone: 
    Your Answer: dynamic moving coil mic, small diaphragm condenser mic, & large diaphragm condenser mic.
  12. After getting ready for your tracking session, saving a _________ in Pro Tools, is an easy way to bring up the same settings for the next song on the album. 
    Your Answer: template
  13. "Getting levels" is the term that refers to setting the _______ levels in a tracking session. 
    Your Answer: input
  14. A(n) ___________ is a device typically used to connect a high-impedance, line level, unbalanced output signal to a low-impedance microphone level balanced input. 
    Your Answer: DI BOX

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