Music Production & Performance

At what point should you add any effects that are needed?

• after all other editing

• whilst recording

• between takes

• you shouldn't add any

What doesn’t a DAW do?

• record

• edit

• mix

• compose

What is the job of the sound producer?

• creative leader of the session

• set up equipment

• operate soundboard

• remove unwanted noises

What does DAW stand for?

• Digital Audit Workspace

• D tuned Audio Wav files

• Digital Audio Workstation

• Detailed Audio Workspace

What does midi stand for?

• Musical Instrument Digital Interface

• Musical interface digitally Interpret

• Magnifying Intellect for digital instruments

• Making instruments digitally integrated

Reverb plug-in is a

• Creates dry and wet waves that converse

• process that adjusts the frequencies of an audio signal to achieve a desired sound

• • Balance sounds: Cut unwanted frequencies and boost others to balance out sounds so they work well together 

• audio effect that creates a series of echoes that gradually fade away after an initial sound.

EQ is used for:

• audio effect that creates a series of echoes that gradually fade away after an initial sound.

• Cut unwanted frequencies and boost others to balance out sounds so they work well together

• Adjust waves of distance and pitch

• Adjust pitch tone and melody

Dry signal means:

• Original unaffected sound source

• The amount of effects applied

• Uninterrupted sound diffusion

• The point of contact in sound from distance

Wet Signal refers to:

• Cut unwanted frequencies and boost others to balance out sounds so they work well together

• The amount the effect is applied

• The original sound source

• The volume of a sound being played

Automation is used to:

• Control volume, panning and other controls during playback

• dynamic music production, allowing for precise control over various aspects of your project.

• Listen back to your track with no Sfx

• Control limited variables for DFA parameters