Cards Flashcards

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What does an outro mean?

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A short audio or video clip placed at the end of a podcast/video cast.

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What does frequency mean?

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Describes the rate at which a sound wave vibrates, measured in cycles per second, or hertz (Hz).

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What does intro mean?

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A short audio or video clip placed at the beginning of a podcast/video cast that may have music and/or an announcement with the name of the show and episode and any other relevant information, like sponsors.

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What does bed mean?

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A term in sound production referring to the music or ambiance sounds continuously playing in the background under speech or scenes.

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What is a Omnidirectional Mic?

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A microphone that picks up sound from all direction.

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What is a bit depth?

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Sample rate work together to determine the resolution of digital audio.

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What does clipping mean?

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Occurs when an audio recording distorts because the sound level (volume/pressure) exceeds what the equipment can accurately capture.

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What is a crosstalk?

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Unwanted transfer of signals between communication channels.

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What is a gate?

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A piece of hardware (often incorporated into a hardware compressor) that sets a minimum sound level before any sound is recorded.

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What is a fade?

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Gradual appearance of an image, light, or sound, especially as a transition in a cinematic work, audio recording, or performance.

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What is a mixer?

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A tool that allows combining multiple audio sources into one signal for recording.

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What is a MP3?

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A popular audio file format, commonly used for podcasts (episodes).

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What does buffer size mean?

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How much data a computer program can handle at a time. Lower buffer sizes have lower latency, but are more susceptible to crashing.

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What is a crossfade?

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A fade from one audio clip or track to another.

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What is a pixel?

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is to an image as a sine wave is to sound.

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16
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What is a track?

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A single stream of recorded sound with no location in a sound field.

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What does Bi-Directional mic mean?

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A microphone that picks up sound from the front and back, but not the sides.

18
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What does layering mean

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Recording several copies of one musical part to be performed on top of each other.

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What is an MP4?

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format is actually a multimedia container that holds audio, video, images, animations and menus.

20
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What is a compressor?

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A way of making an audio or video file smaller while trying to maintain sound quality.

21
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What does mastering mean?

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A means of evening out the sound levels in an audio file. It can be done real-time while recording in hardware or post production via software.

22
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What does ID3 Tag mean?

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A part of an MP3 file that allows data about the file to be stored, such as the title, author or artist, category and cover art.