Sound Reinforcement Final

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Portability ____ a primary concern for a sound system

Is or Is NOT

is NOT

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Inverse square law

For every doubling of distance from a sound source, the intensity of a sound is reduced by four times it’s strength

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Front of House (FOH)

term used to refer to the equipment or resources whose primary function is to provide audio coverage to main audience area

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Diffusion

when the energy of a sound is propagated in many directions by an irregularly shaped object

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Diffraction

change of direction of travel of sound waves caused by the interaction with an object

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Reflection

the striking of a sound against a large flat object that propagates the energy at an angle equal to the angle of incidence

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Early reflections

sounds that arrive within the first 80ms of the direct sound and add to the perceived loudness of the sound (when referring to reverberation)

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Energy absorbed by acoustic panels is released as

heat

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Pink Noise

type of noise signal that is equal energy per octave, most commonly used to assess speaker performance

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Power Alley

The line between two speakers where both are in phase

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Phantom Power 48 volts of power is supplied through the mic cable on pins…

  • 1 & 2

  • 1 & 3

  • 2 & 3

2 & 3

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Proximity Effect

An increase in the low frequency response of a microphone as a user moves very close to the diaphragm

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Frequency range of a microphone describes…

The highest and lowest frequencies a microphone responds to

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Frequency response graph shows…

How sensitive a mic is at different frequencies

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A low impedance microphone is less than ___ Ω

600 Ω

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The sensitivity of a microphone directly relates to the

mass of its diaphragm

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Monitor world

the location from which the speakers located on the stage for the musicians is mixed

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Two most common types of mics in live sound

Dynamic and condenser

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Diversity is used to prevent dropouts caused by ____ _____ at the antennas when using wireless microphones

radio cancelations

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Sensitivity rating of a mic is related to the…

mass of the diaphragm

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Impedance

the total opposition that an electronic device gives to alternating currentQ

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Which type of mic requires a small built-in amplifier to amplify the voltage fluctuations from a sound source before it’s sent to the mixer?

Dynamic

Condenser

Ribbon

Piezo-electric

Condenser

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ORTF is a stereo near coincident technique using two cardioid microphones placed at a(n) ____ degree angle

110

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Common mode rejection or Balancing

Splitting a signal into two copies and inverting one copy while being transmitted through a cable in an effort to prevent signal interference

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RFI

Interference created by radio signals

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EMI

Interference created by electrical signals or fields

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Cross Talk

When an audio signal induces current into a cable lying next to it

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Which type of cable shielding is used for permanent installations?

Foil

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Speaker wire has two conductors but _______ is needed

  • Shielding

  • No shielding

No shielding

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Cross Talk

when a signal from one cable is induced onto the signal of another cable because of their close proximity to each other