Audio Recording Quiz 2 (copy)

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Metronome
________- turns the click track on and off (click track is made in the TRACK menu)
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Ribbons
________ are used for warmer more vintage vocals, or to capture the warmth from a guitar amp.
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Spot
________- gives you a prompt to place the clip at a specific second /place.
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Shuffle
________- snaps to a clip before or after, leaves no space in between.
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Emile Berliner
________- Invented the Gramophone, Paid 50 Thousand by Bell Telephone for his patent.
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Condenser Mics
________ are good for high frequencies and vocals, like percussion too.
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Cardioid
________- Only one specific side- Directional- 180 degrees- directional- Pick up at 0 and 180 degrees.
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Dynamic
________- Is moved by a metal coil, which creates voltage around the diaphragm.
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MIDI tracks
Your cursor can be used to shorten audio or ________ by clicking and dragging over the region you want to cut.
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Transducer
________- the first device in the recording chain to pick up audio, changing the acoustic signal into an electrical one.
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Pro Tools
Midi in ________- using built in sequencing technology, ________ enables you to record and edit midi data in the same environment you record audio.
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Ribbon
________- a form of dynamic mics, but has a metal ________ inside a U- shaped magnet, and as the ________ moves, it creates the electrical signal by the diaphragm.
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Midi Merge
________- This allows you overdub midi without erasing it previously.
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Instrument tracks
________ allow you to both play in MIDI and audio.
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Grid resolution you
________ can change it in the little tempo menu.
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Groove Template presets
________ templates you can quantize your drums to.
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Small Diaphragm
________ is best for isolating a particular area of the sound source, i.e.
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Musical Instrument Digital Interface
________- A technical standard that includes a protocol for cables for connection electronic instruments, data about how hard you hit a note, how long you play it for, volume, modulation, panning, after touch and other exclusive data.
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ZOOMER This tool
________ is used to zoom in and out of your session.
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MIDI
A midi track stores ________ note and controller data only, no audio can pass through.
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polar patterns
Polar pickup patterns- The ________ of a mic will show how it will pick up the sound, showing the best placement techniques.
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Session File Backup
enabling Auto Backup, this will be created to store the autosaved session files
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Wave Cache File
Waveform display Data
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Musical Instrument Digital Interface
A technical standard that includes a protocol for cables for connection electronic instruments, data about how hard you hit a note, how long you play it for, volume, modulation, panning, after touch and other exclusive data
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Midi in Pro Tools
using built in sequencing technology, Pro Tools enables you to record and edit midi data in the same environment you record audio
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Command E
Separate Clip
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Command F
Cross Fade
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Shift command N
New Track
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Command Q
Quit Pro tools
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Command 3
Record
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Command =
switches through the mix window
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Command option L
looping specific
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Shuffle
snaps to a clip before or after, leaves no space in between
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Slip
lets you move it freely
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Spot
gives you a prompt to place the clip at a specific second/place
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Conductor
Its supposed to follow whatever tempo map you set
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When bouncing the file format must be an option
Interleaved
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Condenser
Condenser microphones operate on an electrostatic principle
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A large Diaphragm is best for
vocals
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Dynamic
Is moved by a metal coil, which creates voltage around the diaphragm
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Ribbon
a form of dynamic mics, but has a metal ribbon inside a U-shaped magnet, and as the ribbon moves, it creates the electrical signal by the diaphragm
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Polar pickup patterns
The polar patterns of a mic will show how it will pick up the sound, showing the best placement techniques
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Omnidirectional
pick up all around the room
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condenser microphone
It needs 48+ Volts of Phantom Power. It has a fixed backplate, getting charged with electricity, the diaphragm changes the distance between itself and the backplate.