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Samplers

An electronic music instrument or piece of software that records and plays back short audio recordings

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Advantages of using sampled drum sounds

It is faster and quicker than recording a drum, saves time 

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Advantages of using sampled drum sounds

No need to have a specialist on the instrument

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Advantages of using sampled drum sounds

It is financially viable and cheaper than having to acquire an actual drum kit

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Advantages of using sampled drum sounds

No mistakes or human error in the sampled drum sounds

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Advantages of using sampled drum sounds

No need to record or plan to record anything

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How can velocity shaping be used to make a part sound more realistic?

Varying velocity makes the part sound lot less robotic and precise unlike human playing, which usually features

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How can velocity shaping be used to make a part sound more realistic?

The adjustment of the velocity of MIDI can be done by using  the piano roll

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How can timing be used  to make a part sound more realistic?

Placing a few notes slightly out of time and increasing the swing of the MIDI notes can allow for the sound to avoid robotic accuracy

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How can timing be used  to make a part sound more realistic?

The elongation of some notes also allows for a more realistic sounding part

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XLR Cables

Three Pins, used to connect microphones DI Boxes and others

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¼’’ Jack

Used to connect Guitars, keyboards and other instruments to recording and equipment

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Tremolo

Modulation effect that changes the volume of your signal rhythmically

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Sources of unwanted noise in cables

The hum of lights

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Sources of unwanted noise in cables

electronic equipment such as computers 

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Sources of unwanted noise in cables

Radio interference

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Sources of unwanted noise in cables

Other wires

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LFO’s

Low Frequency Oscillator

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Problems with recording a moving Sound

Proximity effect means that there will be a fluctuation in what frequencies are received and what aren’t

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Problems with recording a moving Sound

Fluctuation in volume

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Problems with recording a moving Sound

Fluctuation in pitch 

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How to add distortion without a plugin

When recording an instrument place the instrument directly in front of the mic, close proximity means that likelihood for distortion increases

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How to add distortion without a plugin

Increase Gain

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How to use compression to even out dynamic range of vocall

Increase threshold of compression plugin until the vocals sound even

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Analysis of microphone placement for a vocal recording. Things to mention: 

Microphone type - Condenser/Dynamic 

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Analysis of microphone placement for a vocal recording. Things to mention: 

Polar Pattern - Cardioid, Figure of 8, Omnidirectional, Shotgun, supercardioid 

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Analysis of microphone placement for a vocal recording. Things to mention: 

Room Ambience 

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Analysis of microphone placement for a vocal recording. Things to mention: 

Proximity to mic

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Analysis of microphone placement for a vocal recording. Things to mention: 

Frequencies that can be heard or not heard