Modulation Effects A Level Music Tech

Modulation effects

• involve making an instrument louder automatically over time

• involve making a speaker rotate automatically over time

• involve making a musician alter automatically over time

• involve making a parameter alter automatically over time

LFO stands for

• low frequency oscillators

• low friendly oscillators

• loud frequency obstacles

• loud ferocious osciallators

When using LFO's....

• The frequencies used are exactly 20Hz

• The frequencies used are above 20Hz.

• The frequencies used are below 20Hz, so they are inaudible

• The frequencies used are below 100Hz, so they are inaudible

Chorus Modulation effect is achieved by

• Switching off the pitch and delay time

• Modulating the EQ and the Microphones to produce reverb

• Modulating the midi signal and the bass to produce a

  single effect

• Modulating the pitch and delay time to produce a

  layered effect

A Flanger Effect is produced by

• Modulation of the speaker with feedback to produce an effect with little movement.

• Modulation of delay time without feedback to produce a

  ‘jet-plane’ effect with movement.

• Modulation of delay time with feedback to produce a

  ‘jet-plane’ effect with movement.

• Modulation of pitch with feedback to produce a

  ‘car engine’ effect without movement.

A Phaser effect is produced by

• Using pass filters to modulate the phase/delay

  depending on the frequency

• Using pass filters to modulate the pitch

  depending on the bass

• Using no filters to modulate the phase/delay

  depending on the time of day

• Using low cut filters to modulate the flanger

  depending on the frequency

What do you call the effect that Leslie Speakers produce to create modulation?

• Doppler effect

• Dodgy effect

• Doge effect

• Dog effect

Which instrument was the rotary speaker primarily used in?

• Electric guitar in the 1970's

• Drum kit in the 1980's

• Hammond organ in the 1960's

• Synth in the 1990's

Vibrato effect is produced by

• The modulation of time with no signal

• The modulation of pitch with no wet signal.

• The modulation of delay with a wet signal.

• The modulation of the bass with no wet signal.

Termolo effect is produced by

• The modulation of delay time with no wet signal.

• The modulation of pitch with no dry signal.

• The modulation of volume with a wet signal.

• The modulation of volume with no wet signal.