Intro to DAW test for Eric.
A multiplexing frequency
An aliasing frequency
A quantising frequency
The Nyquist frequency
The cutoff frequency
There is a higher sampling rate
There is a more accurate measurement of the Voltage
Low frequencies are reproduced more accurately
It is easier to store and process 16 bit data
There is better frequency response
CD ROM
RAM
ROM
ZIP
Floppy Disc
The less memory we require
The better our frequency response
The more quantisation noise
The less quantisation noise
None of the above
11
26
27
18
20
00101
01011100
00110001
00100011
01161237
Decimal code
Binary code
NTSC
Morse cod
Abacus
Preventing the introduction of Alias Frequencies
Limiting high and low frequency content in the final recording
Smoothing the output waveform
Shaping the dither signal
Reducing low-level distortion
12 dB
1 dB
3 dB
10 dB
6 dB
Multiplexing
Aliasing
Quantising
Preamble
Fourier analysis
So there is no quantisation nose present in the encoded waveform
To improve the performance of the A to D converter
To attain maximum headroom
At least two samples per cycle are taken to minimize phase shift
At least two samples per cycle must be taken to recreate the highest frequency
Less hard drive space
More hard drive person
A different bit rate
More RAM
None of the above
1983
1965
1947
1925
1890
Normalizing
Performing a fade out
Changing gain
Click removal
Dragging regions to a playlist
Switches the A/D converters to a higher sampling rate
Creates more samples through interpolation during the A/D process
Creates more 'virtual' samples during the D/A process
All of the above
None of he above
Digitally Synchronized Playback
Delete Saved Parameters
Digital Serial Port
Digital Signal Processing
Digital Signal Parameters
Is added during the D/A process
Is added manually
Is added prior to the A/D conversion
Is added during Oversampling
None of the above
48db
144db
96db
120db
136db
Destructive
Non-destructive
Used only in Playlists
All of the above
None of the above
24bit, 44.1khz
16bit, 96khz
16bit, 48khz
16bit, 44.1khz
20bit, 44.1khz
CD Rom
Floppy Disk
Zip Disk
DVD
None of the Above
Thousands of Bytes
Hundreds of Bytes
Billions of Bytes
Millions of Bytes
Trillions of Bytes
132 Gb
132 Mb
527 Gb
527 Mb
1.54 Gb
Cmd + F
Cmd + S
Cmd + A
Shift + Cmd + N
None of the Above
104 db
124 db
134 db
144 db
164 db
Bit depth
Sample rate
Dither
Over samples
None of the above
11
26
27
18
20
AIFF
SDII
MSB
WAV
None of the above
Firewire
Apple desktop bus
VGA
Ethernet
None of the above
Largest sampled bit
Lowest sampled bit
Last significant byte
Least significant bit
None of the above
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