WorksheetsSound Design Quiz1
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 19mins
the volume or level of the sound
(a)
the perceived "highness" or "lowness" of the sound
(a)
the quality of a musical note or sound or tone that distinguishes different types of sound production
(a)
What does A.D. R. stand for
(a)
the background sound accompanying a scene, or the natural sound of the location
(a)
a location's "aural fingerprint" the sound that is present in a room or location
(a)
a design quality control system for the playback environment in a theatre
(a)
What was the name of the movie with Tom Hanks, that was shown in class as an example of ambience?
(a)
a sound effect for the murmur of a crowd in the background
(a)
the process of specifying, acquiring, manipulating or generating audio elements.
(a)
the distribution of a DC current(electricity) through audio cables to provide power to mics and other equipment
(a)
EQ is an example of which element of Sound Design
A.D.R.
Sustain
Sweeten
Ryythm
a sound's quality, pulse, or beat
(a)
Lavaliere, Dynamic, Condenser and Boom are all different types of
Microphones
Camera
Headphones
Sound Stages
the rate of reduction of the audio signal generated from the peak level to sustain sound
(a)
fine tuning or correcting the sound during Post-Production
Decay
Sweeten
Phantom Power
Loudness
the "Art" of the reproduction of everyday sounds for filmmaking use
(a)
the length and time that the sound will (blank) is dependent upon the energy from the source vibrations
Room Tone
Walla
THX
Sustain
