WorksheetsAudio Mixing
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
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?
Trimming
Track leveling
Over-modulation
Panning
Why is mixing important?
To enable you to produce balanced and consistent audio
To enable you to finish a project
To enable you to record MIDI instruments
To enable you to make your audio files louder
The circled part of the image is...
The level meter in DBFS
The amount of panning applied to the sound
The peak level showing the signal clipping
The volume fader
The circled part of the image is...
The volume fader
The level meter in DBFS
The peak level showing the signal clipping
The amount of panning applied to the sound
It is industry standard to keep ..... central in a mix
Music
Dialogue
All Foley sounds
All diagetic sounds
The circled part of the image is...
The volume fader
The level meter in DBFS
The peak level showing the signal clipping
The amount of panning applied to the sound
What is EQ used for?
Boosting or reducing certain frequencies
Adding Reverb to the track
Controlling the level of the track
Used to assist panning
Why should peaking/clipping be avoided?
Because it distorts the sound
Because it adds more gain
Because it is adding compression
What is the basic job of a compressor?
Reduce Dynamic Range
Reduce Noise
Reduce Frequency Response
Reduce Plosives
What is a music plug-in?
Adding a specific feature to an existing sound
Powers electronics
Connecting parts
What is recording or extracting a small piece of music or sound digitally for reuse as part of a composition or song?
Layering
Remixing
Sampling
Recording
