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DCA2123 - Audio Mixing & Mastering

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Student Full Name

(Type in your full name)

4 lines
2.

Student ID

(Type in your Student ID number)

4 lines
3.

A mix is the combination of all your recorded/edited tracks reduced to ____tracks (for stereo playback) or ____ tracks (for surround playback).

a)

2, 6-8

b)

1, 2-4

c)

2, 2-4

d)

1, 6-8

4.

The following are the purpose of mixing, except for:

a)

To enhance the sound quality and the style of the existing audio tracks.

b)

To fix microphone problems.

c)

To balance levels.

d)

To establish aural perspective.

5.

True of false. You have to consider the sonic requirement of the media when mixing for various medium.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Take a checks-and-balances approach: after attending to a detail, listen to it within the context of the overall mix.

This is the considerations for ____________.

a)

Mixing for various media

b)

Surround Mixing

c)

Maintaining aesthetic perspective

d)

Rough mixing.

7.

When hearing in 3-dimensions, you can simulate the height position of the audio signal using which technique?

a)

Fader

b)

Panning

c)

Reverb or Delay

d)

Equalization

8.

The following are the process of mixing, except for:

a)

Arrange the tracks

b)

Use balanced cables.

c)

Create a rough mix.

d)

Check mix(es) on different speakers.

9.

The standard for a stereo mixing speaker layout is ___ angle from the left speaker to the right speaker.

a)

90°

b)

45°

c)

60°

d)

30°

10.

What does the "point-one" stands for in a 5.1 surround speaker setup?

a)

Center channel.

b)

Surround Channel.

c)

High Pass Filter Channel.

d)

LFE channel.

11.

The characteristics of a good mix stated that the _______ for the bass, midrange, and treble frequencies should be balanced; no one octave or range of octaves should stand out.

a)

tonal balance

b)

spatial balance and perspective

c)

dynamic range

d)

clarity

12.

"It makes sense that if there is narration, dialogue, or song lyrics, the words must be clear and understandable."

This is the description for:

a)

Clarity

b)

Airiness

c)

Definition

d)

Intelligibility

13.

The foremost considerations in doing a mix for radio are the __________of the medium (AM or FM), dynamic range, whether the broadcast is in analog or digital sound, and the wide range of receivers the listening audience uses, from the car radio to the high-end component system.

a)

equalization

b)

amplitude range

c)

broadband requirement

d)

frequency respponse

14.

In surround mixing for a TV production, the dialogues are usually positioned to the _________.

a)

front L-R speakers.

b)

center speaker.

c)

surround L-R speakers.

d)

subwoofer.

15.

In mixing for film, a _____ of dialogue, music, and sound effects is done first, and final adjustments are made later.

a)

premix

b)

pre-rendered

c)

postmix

d)

post-rendered

16.

The following are the factors when approaching mixing for digital discs, except for:

a)

Digital edge

b)

Distortion

c)

Total playing time

d)

Musical genre

17.

One of the most important factor when mixing for a multimedia medium such as computers and mobile devices is ______.

a)

Dynamic range

b)

Frequency response

c)

Tonal Balance

d)

Playback environment.

18.

_______ can display, in real time, waveforms, spectrograms, and scopes with attendant alphanumeric information and keep a history of an event.

a)

Metering

b)

Transitioning

c)

Stereo miking

d)

Sampling

19.

A device that can deal with the problem of evaluating mixes on various types of loud-speakers is called ​ ​ ________. ​

a)

Virtual Reference Monitoring

b)

Visual Effects Monitoring

c)

Virtual Reality Monitoring

d)

Visual Reference Monitoring

20.

The best approach to mix for radio is to use loudspeakers that

are ​ ________ in terms of frequency response, dynamic

range, size, and cost and to keep the essential sonic

information within the frequency range of most radio receivers.

a)

average

b)

low quality

c)

high quality

d)

cheap

e)

expensive

21.

_________ are the delivery requirements that specify the technical standards for which the networks, studios or broadcast station have published.

a)

Stereo & surround

b)

Digital & analog

c)

Specifications & formats

d)

Timing and durations

22.

Which of the following technical specifications are the deliverables for RTM?

a)

PCM, 24-bits, 44.1kHz, Stereo

b)

PCM, 16-bits, 48kHz, Stereo

c)

PCM, 16-bits, 44.1kHz, Stereo

d)

PCM, 24-bits, 48kHz, Stereo