Audio

Question 0

Base you “feel”

Answer 0

62.5 hz

Question 1

Octave

Answer 1

An acoustic and scientific relationship between two pitches where in one vibrates twice as fast as the other.

Question 2

Bass you hear

Answer 2

125 hz

Question 3

Middle C

Answer 3

250 hz

Question 4

Middle range

Answer 4

500 kz - 2khz

Question 5

Presence

Answer 5

4khz

Question 6

“SsssssS” sound

Answer 6

8khz

Question 7

Extreme highs

Answer 7

16khz

Question 8

Phase

Answer 8

Describes time relationship between two or more waves

Question 9

Constructive interface

Answer 9

Two identical waves added together in phase will double in amplitude.

Question 10

Destructive interface

Answer 10

Two identical waves added together 180 degrees out of phase will totally cancel each other.

Question 11

Phase lock

Answer 11

Double amplitude

Question 12

Fundamental frequency

Answer 12

Simplest motion of a complex wave. The perceived pitch.

Question 13

Harmonic overtones

Answer 13

Whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency

Question 14

Non-harmonic overtones

Answer 14

Have no whole number relationship with fundamental frequency

Question 15

Complex wave

Answer 15

Two or more frequencies added together.

Question 16

Tamber

Answer 16

Tone

Question 17

Frequency Range

Answer 17

All of the frequencies an instrument can produce

Question 18

Different filters

Answer 18

High pass
Low pass
Band pass

Question 19

Equalizers

Answer 19

Shelving

Parameter

Question 20

Center frequency

Answer 20

Controls the amount of boost or cut

Question 21

Bandwidth

Answer 21

Controls the range of frequencies offered