WorksheetsMusic Tech Key Terminologies
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Dynamic Microphones....
Are sensitive to Sound Pressure Levels
Are less sensitive to Sound Pressure Levels
Are good for recording acoustic guitars
Are good for recording vocals
Condenser Microphones
Are sensitive to Sound Pressure Levels
Are less sensitive to Sound Pressure Levels
Are good for recording drums
Are good for recording bass
The range of frequencies an instrument can produce
20Hz - 20KHz
Frequency Response
Frequency Range
Sound Pressure Level
The range of frequencies a microphone can pick up
20Hz - 20KHz
Frequency Range
Frequency Response
Cardioid
The range of frequencies a human can hear
20Hz - 20KHz
Frequency Range
Frequency Response
Sound Pressure Level
You would choose a condenser microphone to record an acoustic guitar because
it can pick up the full sound of the guitar and makes it sound professional.
it can pick up the full frequency response of the guitar and is less sensitive to SPL.
it can pick up the full frequency response of the guitar and is more sensitive to SPL.
it can pick up the full frequency range of the guitar and is more sensitive to SPL.
A Cardioid polar pattern
Picks up sound in all directions evenly.
Picks up sound less sound from behind.
Only picks up sound from in front.
Only picks up sound from either side.
A dynamic microphone needs
Phantom power and less gain
Phantom power and more gain
No phantom power and less gain
No phantom power and more gain
A Condenser microphone needs
Phantom power and less gain
Phantom power and more gain
No Phantom power and less gain
No Phantom power and more gain
An Omnidirectional polar pattern
Picks up sound in all directions evenly.
Picks up sound less sound from behind.
Only picks up sound from in front.
Only picks up sound from either side.
