Keeping the antenna ______________ the stage helps create a clean path for the wireless signal.

• far from

• exactly 100 feet away from

• near

• exactly 1000 feet away from

On the TRS cable the tip carries:

• Out of phase signal

• In phase signal

• Shield

• Power

Keeping track of where everything is plugged in can be accomplished by:

• Going through the input list and stage plot to make a plan

• Labeling which mic or DI goes to which subsnake input

• Soft patching all the inputs

• Memorizing the mixer layout

These sampling rates are used when converting analog to digital:

• 48kHz

• 100mHz

• 50Hz

• 96kHz

Before you connect the microphones and DIs,

• Power down the instrument amplifiers

• Turn down the faders

• Mute the channels

• Turn down the Gains

Hitting the Solo/PFL button does the following:

• You can hear the channel in the headphones.

• You can see the level on a meter.

• All of the above

• Setting gain without sending it to FOH speakers

Wireless mics have a(n):

• Antenna

• Receiver

• Booster

• Transmitter

Besides mics, transmitters can fit into a belt pack, so you can use a 1/4" instrument connection.

• True

• False

To use wireless IEMs, the performers wear the:

• Receiver

• Transmitter

• Antenna

• Booster

The fader should be turned up slowly when you're first hearing the channel.

• True

• False