WorksheetsSound Files, Part 2: Using Audacity to Create a Sound File
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 13mins
1-15.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
What is the name of the program used in this tutorial?
FL Studio
Pro Tools
GarageBand
Audacity
What should you do if you don't have Audacity installed?
Skip the tutorial
Panic!
Click on the link from Compass to either download it from the Audacity site or download it from the file your teacher has already put in the resources folder.
Use a different program
What is the first thing you should do after opening Audacity?
Start recording
Adjust audio settings
Save the project
Import a file
What does the 44,100 Hz setting refer to?
The number of tones per second
The file size
The bit rate
The volume level
Which bit rate is recommended for this tutorial?
24-bit
32-bit
16-bit
8-bit
What should you do after adjusting the audio settings?
Close Audacity
Start recording
Export the file
Import a file
How can you create a sound in Audacity?
By singing
By tapping
By speaking
All of the above
What should you do once you are happy with your sound file?
Export it
Share it
Delete it
Edit it
Which file format should you choose when exporting the audio?
WAV
FLAC
MP3
AAC
Where will the exported file be saved by default?
Desktop
Music
Documents
Downloads
How can you check the size of your exported file?
By right-clicking and selecting properties
By opening it
By renaming it
By moving it to another folder
What information can you find in the file properties?
File size in bytes
None of the above
Both A and B
File size in kilobytes or megabytes
What happens to the file size if you record for more than 20 seconds?
It gets compressed
It gets larger
It stays the same
It gets smaller
What is the next part of the tutorial about?
Editing audio
Converting to MP3
Adding effects
Mixing tracks
Why is it important to note the file size?
To ensure it fits on a CD
To compare it with the compressed version
To share it with friends
To upload it to the internet
