WorksheetsRecording & Music Production
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the correct definition of reverb?
An echo sound
The sound of numerous acoustic reflections
A delay effect
Reversing a sound
Tick the ways in which a room affects a recording:
Reverb
Resonant frequencies
Noise
Quality of Pre-amps
What is room resonance?
The inaudible frequencies in a room
Frequencies that 'boom' or are louder than others in a room due to its specific acoustics
When musicians work well together
When a room is good for using as a music studio
What is the hearing range of humans?
20Hz to 200Hz
200Hz to 20,000Hz
20Hz to 20,000Hz
2Hz to 400Hz
Approximately what frequency is the lowest note on a bass guitar in normal tuning?
200Hz
70Hz
40Hz
700Hz
Which of these are ways to improve a music studio's acoustics?
Lots of soft absorbent materials
Lots of irregular shapes in the room
Large hard surfaces
Lots of black paint
Approximately, what is the highest frequency playable on a normally tuned violin?
1200Hz
10,000Hz
2500Hz
50,000Hz
How long would you expect a reverb to last in a large empty cathedral?
10 seconds
2 seconds
4 seconds
20 seconds
What does EQ stand for?
Equality
Extra Questions
Equalizer
Equanimity
What is the live room?
Where you control the recording
Where the musicians play in order to be recorded
A space where you rehearse
Any room where live music can be played
Sound can travel through a vacuum?
True
False
The main two types of microphones are:
Powered and unpowered mics
Live and studio mics
Dynamic and Condenser mics
Dynamo and Condensation mics
Condenser mics needs a special kind of power. This is called:
Ghost power
Zombie Power
Phantom Power
Gremlin Power
What is the main cable used for mics called?
XLT
BLT
XLF
XLR
How fast does sound travel through air?
300 miles per hour
330 meters per second
The speed of light
Sound does travel through air
What frequency is middle C on the piano?
562 Hz
262 Hz
1235Hz
98Hz
