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What are common parameters of digital reverb? - Correct Answer Room Size, Pre-Delay, Reverb Time (Decay) Harmonics - Correct Answer whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency Fletcher-Munson - Correct Answer Discovered the Equal Loudness Curves RMS (Root Mean Square) - Correct Answer The average of the peak amplitude values What to buttons on the Tascam will configure it for mixdown mode? - Correct Answer L/R and Flip What buttons on the Neotek will configure it for mixdo...

AET: Test 1 Questions and Answers 100% Pass sound: physically it can be defined as longitudinal waves set into motion through a gas, liquid, or solid sound: psychologically it's human response omnidirectional travels in all directions Can sound travel through a medium? Yes Music - Audio recording, mixing/mastering, live sound Sound for Media - Audio film, broadcast tv, video games, internet, radio Physics - Audio acoustics: sound/concert design, electro acoustics: microphone and loud spea...

Survey of Audio Engineering Final AET 1380 Already Passed parts of a sound wave compression and rarefaction speed of sound 1130 fps unit of measurement for frequency Hertz (Hz) what is an octave? doubling of frequency what is timbre? tonal quality of the sound (determined by the ASDR envelope, overtones, and harmonics) what is the lowest frequency in a complex tone? the fundamental unit of measurement for amplitude decibels (dB) what are the structures of the ear? (from outer to inner) pi...

Live Sound (SFCC) Final Exam Verified 100% What is meant by Front Of house? - All equipment that serves the audience What is the speed of sound in feel or meters? - 1130 ft/sec Sound Systems must satisfy these 4 primary requirements - Intelligibility, Fidelity, Monitoring and Control, Power What are the 4 secondary requirements for a sound system? - Flexibility, Longevity, Portability, Ruggedness What is correct signal flow for a sound system? - Mic/instruments - Mixer - EFX proce...

Define Equal Loudness Levels and How do we determine them? - ANS - By definition, when one refers to the loudness level of a sound, one is comparing the loudness of that sound with the loudness of a 1000 Hz tone. Loudness level is measured in units called phons. By definition, the loudness level of a sound in phons is equal to the dB SPL of a 1000 Hz tone judged equally loud. 20 phons is the loudness of a 1000 Hz tone at 20 dB SPL and the loudness of any other frequency sound that is perc...

Define Equal Loudness Levels and How do we determine them? - ANS - By definition, when one refers to the loudness level of a sound, one is comparing the loudness of that sound with the loudness of a 1000 Hz tone. Loudness level is measured in units called phons. By definition, the loudness level of a sound in phons is equal to the dB SPL of a 1000 Hz tone judged equally loud. 20 phons is the loudness of a 1000 Hz tone at 20 dB SPL and the loudness of any other frequency sound that is perc...