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WorksheetsSound Vocabulary Part 2
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
An onstage speaker which allows the performers to hear the output of a PA, playback, or other performers.
Wireless transmitter
Amplifier
Monitor
Phantom mic
A vertical slider which is used remotely to set the level of a sound channel.
Fader
Gain
TRS
Amplifier
The process of adjusting the tonal quality of a sound.
Gain
Pan
Equalization
Sound board
The level of amplification given to a signal.
Mic check
Lavaliere
XLR
Gain
What is one place that gain can NOT be adjusted?
Speaker
Amplifier
Sound board
Wireless transmitter
A loud whistle or screech sound emanating from the sound system.
Gain
Feedback
TRS
Amplifier
Feedback is caused when a sound is amplified many times, usually when a microphone picks up what?
Too many backup singers
A singer who can't sing
Itself coming through a monitor or speaker
Distortion from a bad TRS cable
A momentary pause in an audio signal to take into account the amount of time it takes for sound produced on stage to reach the audience.
Delay
Gain
Sound check
Pan
A control on the sound board that adjust output from left to right.
Equalization
Pan
Mic check
TRS
Process of testing the functionality and audio quality of microphones in preparation for a performance.
Pan
Sound check
Mic plot
Mic check
Process of testing the functionality and audio quality of the entire sound system in preparation for a performance.
Equalization
Sound check
Mic check
Sound board
A chart showing which character uses which microphone throughout the show.
Lavaliere
Mic plot
Mic belt
Mic check
