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Mixing Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is meant by EQ?

a)

Equalibrium

b)

Equalisation

c)

Equal volume

d)

Equaliser

2.

How do you insert an equaliser onto an audio track?

a)

Using track buses

b)

Using track panning

c)

Using track inserts

d)

Using track auxiliaries

3.

Why would E.Q be used on an audio track?

a)

To shape the volume of a sound source

b)

To shape the tone of a sound source

c)

To shape the panning of a sound source

d)

To shape the reverb sound source

4.
How are movie files imported into Logic Pro?
a)
Through the media import function
b)
Through copy and paste function
c)
Through recording the movie into Logic Pro 
d)
Through exporting the movie file
5.
How do you change the panning of the audio tracks?
a)
By using the volume fader control
b)
By using the playback control
c)
By using the transport control
d)
By using the panning control
6.
Can you cut and edit movie files in Logic Pro?
a)
Yes, using the editing tools
b)
Yes, using the recording tools
c)
No, you can only import a movie and not edit it
d)
Yes, using the mixing tools
7.

You are listening to music and notice that different sounds are being played through the left speaker than those that are being played from the right speaker. What is this technique called?

a)

Trimming

b)

Track leveling

c)

Over-modulation

d)

Panning

8.

Key elements of a successful mix are...

a)

Dynamics

b)

Poorly recorded audio

c)

MIDI instruments

d)

Appropriate volume levels

9.

Why is mixing important?

a)

To enable you to produce balanced and consistent audio

b)

To enable you to finish a project

c)

To enable you to record MIDI instruments

d)

To enable you to make your audio files louder

10.

When should you begin the mixing process?

a)

When all audio and film is complete

b)

When the film is complete but the audio is unfinished

c)

When the audio is complete but the film is unfinished

d)

At the start of the recording process

11.

Dynamics are

a)

Not important in mixing

b)

The variation in the volume levels of a piece of audio

c)

A way to make your audio files louder

d)

A way to keep your audio files quiet

12.

Dynamics are important because...

a)

Audio must be consistent with industry standards

b)

Different sounds must have different volume levels

c)

Everything must be loud

d)

Everything must be quiet

13.

The circled part of the image is...

a)

The level meter in DBFS

b)

The amount of panning applied to the sound

c)

The peak level showing the signal clipping

d)

The volume fader

14.

The circled part of the image is...

a)

The volume fader

b)

The level meter in DBFS

c)

The peak level showing the signal clipping

d)

The amount of panning applied to the sound

15.

The circled part of the image is...

a)

The volume fader

b)

The level meter in DBFS

c)

The peak level showing the signal clipping

d)

The amount of panning applied to the sound

16.

The circled part of the image is...

a)

The volume fader

b)

The level meter in DBFS

c)

The peak level showing the signal clipping

d)

The amount of panning applied to the sound

17.

The master fader of your project should be between

a)

-3 & -6 DBFS

b)

-6 & -9 DBFS

c)

-5 & -6 DBFS

d)

-1 & -6 DBFS

18.

It is industry standard to keep ..... central in a mix

a)

Music

b)

Dialogue

c)

All Foley sounds

d)

All diagetic sounds

19.

Markers are important to...

a)

Enable you to easily select a section of a project

b)

Allow someone else to easily identify sections of your project

c)

Enable you to record audio within a project

d)

Allow you to add video to a project

20.

Equalisation is an important way to ensure your project is...

a)

Tonally balanced

b)

Dynamically balanced

c)

Panned effectively

d)

Recorded effectively