Chp 6.4-6.7

Which track is not true

• Production

• Narration

• Music

• Graphic

When setting the audio higher, the less safety margin you have for peaks in the signal

• True

• False

What happens if a audio peaks

• the sound will be louder

• the sound will be clipped & distorted

• the sound will be the same

Which one is correct to set for decibel levels between -12dB & -6dB

• Dialogue & Narration

• Music Clip

What is a disorted audio?

• Unwanted distortion is caused by a signal which is too weak

• Unwanted distortion is caused by a signal which is "too strong"

• Audio which have been muted for all of the clips

• Audio which have been faded

What causes a rasping distorted sound?

• The signal is too high for a particular component to cope with

• The signal is too weak for a particular component to cope with

• The audio is a high resolution that causes the rasping distorted sound

• The audio is low resolotuion that causes the rasping distorted sound.

What can you do to see or hear only some or just one of your audio tracks

• solo and mute

• fade

What happens when a solo button is turned on?

• It turns red

• It turns yellow

What does the mute tool do?

• Only mutes the entire sequence

• Only mutes the selected track

• Only mutes the selected track or clips selected

• Only mute clips selected

How many different ways can you adjust the level of audio?

• 3

• 4

• 2

• 1