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| What study by Harvey Fletcher Wilden Munson in 1930 represents the ears sensitivity to various frequencies |
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| What consists of multiple modules such as filters, voltage, controller oscillators, and envelope generators |
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| Who made the most significant contribution to modern electric music using the moog |
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| What relaes to the timing between audio events |
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| What is designed to harness the processing power of the cpu |
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| what occurs when two high frequency radio waves are combined |
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| What are instruments that create sound with a vibriting wire |
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| What creates sound with a vibrating skin drumhead |
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| what instrument ceates sounds through vibrations of its entire body. |
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| What type of sound is created by a vibrating colum of air |
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| Who made the musical Telegraph |
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| What is being aware of or affected by the content of the sound by linking not only the source but its emotional and dramatic meaning |
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| What was the most popular synthesiser |
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| What effect occurs when multiple sounds being combined to create a massive, complex sound |
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| Who made the most significant contribution to modern electric music |
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| what is the amount of bits per sample(quantization) |
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| What is a device that generates a signal; the heartbeat of a synthesizer |
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| Name the wave forms produced by the oscilators |
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| Sine,Triangle,Square,Sawtooth |
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| What is the theory that states the sampling rate must be at least twice the highest recorded frequency |
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| what is A broad range of recording devices that utilize the computer as the basis for recording, editing, processing, mixing, and playback of digital audio called |
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| Digital Audio workstation |
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| a scratchy high pitched audio tone and that tone is the aliesed frequency |
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| which filter takes out low frequency |
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| which filter takes out high frequencies |
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| Name the four envelope generators |
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| ADSR- Attack Decay Sustain, Release |
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| How is quantization represented |
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| As Binary information using bits, each of which has a value of 1 and 0 |
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| What are add-on programs that expand the functionality of a host program |
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| What reffers to the ability of the human mind to distingish an individual figure or sound from a backround of various sound |
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| what are the five steps involved in the actual conversion of analong signal to digital word |
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| Anti alesing, Sample and Hold, , analoge to digital conversion, digital to analogue conversion, Data modulation |
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| what are the advantages of analoge recording to digital recording |
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| Infinite sound possibility and warmth(distortion) |
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| advantates of digital audio |
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| Noise reduction, editing ease, no generation loss |
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| What are some disk based recordors |
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| Minidisk, Digital audio workstations, and Cd Recorder |
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| What is broadcast audio sample rate |
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| Name some temporal based effects |
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| Delay, Reverbs, Echo, Flanger |
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| What is the standard recording sample rate |
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| what are some types of dynamic effects |
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| Compressors, Equalizer, Filters, Envelopes |
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| when you create a foldover frequency by not follwing the nyquest theory |
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| What is the first harmonic |
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| What occurs whn a soft sound is followed by a loud sound |
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| What is the summation of multiple echos |
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| What are individual reflections or bounces off a surface |
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| What are individual reflections or bounces off a surface |
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| What refers to the color of sound |
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| when two radio waves are combined an example is the theramin |
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| What single sound is attributed to a single source |
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| what occurs when 2 sounds of the same pitch are played simultaniously, the louder of the two sounds hides the softer sound |
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| Describe how to make an objec seem farther away |
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| Reduce the mids and highs |
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| what are components of the inner ear |
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| What is the actual hearing mechanism of the ear |
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| What is the 1-inch, horn-shaped passage within the skull that directs sounds captured by the pinna into the middle ear |
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| What is the transducer that converts acoustic energy into mechanical energy. |
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| what happens when a loud sound precedes a soft sound |
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| What are two parts of the outer ear |
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| the pinna, and the eardrum |
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| when two tones are heard at approximately one third of an octave the increase in percived intensity is not as much as when the two fall outside of this |
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