Sound Engineering Quiz #5

________________________is a device which takes two or more audio signals, mixes them together and provides one or more output signals.

• Keyboard

• Direct Inject Box

• Mixer

• None of the above

_______________________ channels are a way to send a "copy" of the channel signal somewhere else.

• auxiliary

• equalization

• mixers

• None of the above

_________________________ allow the channel to be "assigned" in various ways, e.g. sent directly to the main mix or sent only to a particular subgroup.

• Graphic Eq

• Parametric Eq

• Pan & Assignment

• None of the above

________________________ means boosting or reducing (attenuating) the levels of various frequencies in a signal.

• Compression

• Equalization

• Limiting

• None of the above

_____________________________ means reducing the dynamic range of a signal.

• Compression

• Limiting

• Equalization

• None of the above

_______________________ means increasing the dynamic range of a signal.

• Noise Gating

• Expansion

• Compression

• None of the above

____________________________ the original audio signal is followed closely by a delayed repeat, just like an echo

• Delay

• Limiter

• Noise Gate

• None of the above

_______________________ effect is designed to make a signal sound like it was produced by multiple similar sources.

• Reverb

• Echo

• Chorus

• None of the Above

This simply means; the amount of waves that goes by in one (1) second.

• Reverberation in a room

• Frequency is cycles per second

• Wavelength

• None of the above

A sound system is a _________________ arrangement of ___________________ components that are designed to amplify (increase the strength of) sound.

• functional, electronic

• elements, transducers

• all of the above

• none of the above