R088 - LO1

These are example of digital sounds in which context. Voiceovers, Advertising

• Commercial

• Entertainment

• Business

• Education

These are example of digital sounds in which context. Radio, Computer Games, Film, TV, Music.

• Commercial

• Entertainment

• Business

• Education

These are example of digital sounds in which context. Information

• Commercial

• Entertainment

• Business

• Education

These are example of digital sounds in which context. Podcasts, Tutorials

• Commercial

• Entertainment

• Business

• Education

This is the amount of data used to store each sample. The greater it is the larger the range of frequencies that can be stored.

• bit rate

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity

This is how often samples of a sound are taken to store it in digital format. The more frequent the sample, the closer to the original the digital version will be.

• bit rate

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity

This is the frequency of the sound e.g. what key it is in. If you raise it or lower it, the sound tone will be higher or deeper.

• timbre

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity

This is the softest to loudest sound range, measured in decibels (dB)

• timbre

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity

This is how easy the sound is to hear, external factors e.g. background noise can affect this.

• timbre

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity

This is the difference is sound although it may be the same pitch. E.g a choir singing in E# and a guitar playing E#

• timbre

• sample rate

• pitch

• dynamic/tonal range

• clarity