CRAS Cycle 1-4 MP100 Final Exam
Questions and Answers
What are common parameters of digital reverb? - Answers -Room Size, Pre-Delay,
Reverb Time (Decay)
Harmonics - Answers -whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency
Fletcher-Munson - Answers -Discovered the Equal Loudness Curves
RMS (Root Mean Square) - Answers -The average of the peak amplitude values
What to buttons on the Tascam will configure it for mixdown mode? - Answers -L/R and
Flip
What buttons on the Neotek will configure it for mixdown mode? - Answers -Post,
Fader, Fader, Fader, Line, Rev
What is normalled to the input of the MTR? - Answers -Multitrack Bus
What mode should you be in for overdubbing and mixdown on the tape machine? -
Answers -All Sel Rep
What mode on the MTR-90 is used for rehearsing, allowing some tracks to be in input
and others to lay back? - Answers -Individual
What does the Direct Out feed on the API? - Answers -Patch Row S
What tracks does the Direct Out feed on the Neotek? - Answers -27-32
Search Zero - Answers -Fast forwards or rewinds the tape to 0 on the MTR-90
What button will take the tape to the time in the locate time window on the MTR-90? -
Answers -Search
All Safe - Answers -Disables recording on all tracks on the MTR-90
C/R PGM - Answers -What button in the master section on the API allows for internal
monitoring?
, On the API, what is the name of the main console output fader? - Answers -Grand
Master
What button in the master section on the API allows for external monitoring? - Answers
-C/R Play
Where does a microphone pick up the most amount of sound? - Answers -On axis
If two instruments are almost the same pitch or sound, what is this called? - Answers -
Timbre
Where does the half normal break? - Answers -At the input
What is the speed of sound? - Answers -1,130 feet per second at 70 degrees
Fahrenheit and it will increase or decrease by 1.1 feet per degree
When using parallel compression should your AUX send be pre or post? - Answers -Pre
so the signal is going into fader for the parallel compression
What are the 5 types of reverb? - Answers -Acoustic reverberation, echo chamber, plate
reverb, spring reverb, digital reverb devices
Acoustic Reverberation - Answers -Natural reverb within an environment
Echo Chamber - Answers -A room built within a studio specifically for reverb
Plate Reverb - Answers -Plate of sheet metal in a wooden box
Spring Reverb - Answers -Plate with springs
Digital reverb device - Answers -Algorithms in a plugin simulating reverb
Feedback and Delay Time - Answers -What are common parameters of delay?
Runaway delay - Answers -Delay with the feedback at 100%
Slapback delay - Answers -Delay with the feedback at 0%
What is the default input into the small fader for the API? - Answers -Mic
Attack - Answers -Determines how quickly a gate will open once the input exceeds the
threshold
Release - Answers -Determines how quickly a gate will close once the input falls below
the threshold
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