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What are the 3 bones of the middle ear?
Hammer, anvil & stirrup
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What are the two functions of the ear
perception of hearing and balance
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What is the most complex part of the ear?
The cochlea
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What is another name for periodic vibrations in atmospheric pressure
sound pressure waves
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What is the high pressure part called
compression
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What is the low part called
Rarefaction
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What am I doing?
Homework
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What are the 2 parts together called?
I cycle of atmospheric pressure
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what are the characteristics of a waveform
amplitude, frequency, velocity, wavelength, phase, harmonic content and envelope.
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what is the range of human hearing
20 Hz to 20kHz
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what is another term for cycles per seconds
frequency
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what units of measure do we use to measure
dB or decibels
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what is outboard equipment
anything not connected to the console
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Name the 5 domains of outboard gear?
Tonal, Time, Dynamic, Frequency and Spatial
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What is a parameter
something that can be adjusted or controlled
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outboard gear can be broken down into to 2 groups what are they?
Effects, Signal processors
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What do you call the place all inputs and outputs are connected?
the patch bay
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What are the two main rules?
- Never connect an output to an output
- Any line level output can be connected to any line level input, other than its own, if it is upstream in signal flow.
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what is a patch point
Any individual jack that allows us to access our signal
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what is an insert point?
Any pair of jacks that allows us to add an additional component to signal flow.
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what domain has devices that affect harmonic content
Tonal domain
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What do we call passive tone control
filters
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what are the parameters of filters
cutoff frequency and slope
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what type of filters reduces lows
High pass filter
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What kind of filter reduces highs?
low pass filter
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what does a band pass filter do?
reduce lows and highs.
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what do we call a very narrow band pass filter
a notch filter
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what is cutoff frequency?
Any frequency that is reduced −3dB from normal.
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How is slope measured?
dB’s per octaves
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What is a series of notch filters called?
a comb filter
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what do we call it when we automatically sweep the center frequencies up & down?
sweeping comb filter
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What are the parameters of that device?
speed and depth
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what do we call an active tone control
A tone control with an amp (an EQ for example)
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what are the two types of equalizers?
shelving and peaking
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what kind of equalizers boost and cuts a range of frequencies around a center frequency?
peaking
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what kind of eq affects all frequencies above or below the selected frequency equally?
shelf
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Name the 3 parameters of eq
cut/boost, frequency, bandwidth or q
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