Audio Engineering Chapter 2
This quiz covers the material in Chapter 2 of Practical Recording Techniques.
- 1.Which of the following is NOT a way of recording music?
- A.
MIDI Sequencing
- B.
Live-mix recording
- C.
Power amplification
- D.
Computer DAW
- 2.Which one of the following methods is used to record orchestras and symphonic bands?
- A.
Separate multi track recorder
- B.
Live-mix recording
- C.
Live Stereo recording
- D.
Track mixing
- 3.What does the abbreviation DAW stand for?
- 4.Which TWO of the following are audio interfaces for Computer DAW recording?
- A.
Sound card
- B.
FirePort
- C.
Loops
- D.
USB
- 5.Which ONE of the following is not true of a stand-alone DAW?
- A.
It has automated mixing.
- B.
It has a single portable chassis.
- C.
It has a multitrack recorder for live mixing.
- D.
It doesn't require cables except for mics.
- 6.Which of the following TWO are forms of MIDI sequencers?
- A.
A MIDI signal
- B.
A stand-alone synthesizer
- C.
A stand-alone sequencer
- D.
A tone generator
- 7.Which of the following is true of live-mix recording?
- A.
It has a portable chassis
- B.
The sounds may leak into other mics
- C.
You need to buy a recording device
- D.
The files are aiff files
- 8.Which of the following is considered CD quality?
- A.
24 bit, 96 kHz
- B.
24 bit, 192 kHz
- C.
16 bit, 48 kHz
- D.
16 bit, 44.1 kHz
- 9.Which of the following TWO are true of cassette recordings?
- A.
It has hiss and distortion
- B.
It records at 16 bits, 44.1 kHz
- C.
It is compatible with DAT
- D.
It can make wobbly pitch
- 10.Which TWO of the following will mixers let you control?
- A.
The USB port
- B.
Tone quality
- C.
Reverb
- D.
Room acoustics
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