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Podcast Editing Basics Quiz

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the recommended audio level range to stick to while recording a podcast?

a)

-5 to -7 DB

b)

-10 to -12 DB

c)

-15 to -17 DB

d)

-20 to -22 DB

2.

What is the benefit of recording in a small quiet room?

a)

It helps with background noise

b)

It increases echo in the room

c)

It makes the recording process faster

d)

It doesn't have any impact on the audio quality

3.

Why is it important to wear headphones while recording a podcast?

a)

To make the recording process more comfortable

b)

To improve the sound quality

c)

To prevent audio bleed

d)

To block out external noise

4.

What is the purpose of having separate tracks for everybody's mic in the recording?

a)

To increase the background noise

b)

To make it easier to take out parts and edit people's voices

c)

To reduce the authenticity of the podcast

d)

To make the editing process more complicated

5.

What is the first step in editing the sound of the audio file in Audacity or Audition?

a)

Normalize the audio levels

b)

Cut off the silent parts at either end of the recording

c)

Add in the intro and outro

d)

Import the audio files

6.

What is the purpose of normalizing the audio levels?

a)

To make the audio sound distorted

b)

To add echo to the recording

c)

To match the volume of all the audio tracks

d)

To increase the background noise

7.

What should be done to trim the beginning and the end of the main bulk of the episode in Audacity or Audition?

a)

Click on the section that you'd like to delete and press the delete button

b)

Hover over the top of one of the tracks until you see the hand icon come up

c)

Click on the Zoom button and select the silent parts to delete

d)

Click on the selection tool and drag across both tracks and press delete

8.

What is the recommended file format for exporting the audio in Riverside.fm?

a)

OGG

b)

MP3

c)

WAV

d)

FLAC