Final Flashcards
What are the 2 kinds of console layouts or styles?
Split monitor and Inline monitor
Name the 3 inputs that most consoles offer you
Mic input, Line input, Monitor input
To get a section from the channel fader (as a source fader) to the multi-track recorder you can…
D.O.P or MTB/G
The monitor section is used as a temporary tape return area. Which multi-track step does not usually use the monitor section for tape return?
Mixdown
What is the name of the button on the API that makes the channel fader or the monitor fader go to the stereo buss?
PGM
Our definition of a buss is a…
Common Signal Line
The input and outputs of everything in the control room can be found in the…
Patch Bay
TRUE or FALSE? The outputs of our Radar MTR are normaled to both monitor inputs and the line inputs of the console?
True
Name 2 terms for headphone mixes
Cue and Foldback
Name 2 different kinds of meters
ppm meter and VU meter
“Normaling” is a condition that takes place in the…
Patch Bay
TRUE or FALSE? No matter whether you are dealing with a half normal or a full normal, it will always break the normal when you patch into the input?
True
A group fader is a fader that receives it’s respective numbered…
MTB (multi-track buss)
With most consoles, to accommodate the record mode the MTR’s outputs will return to the console’s…
Monitor inputs
Functions of faders
Source fader, taper return fader, group fader, and effects return fader
What is studio lingo for making a comparison, most often used to compare changes in the mix?
A-B ing
What inputs does this console offer me? memorize question
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What inputs does this console offer me?
How do I make any of the console inputs go into any of the faders? memorize question
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How do I make any of the console inputs go into any of the faders?
The MTR’s outputs are normalled to which console inputs? memorize question
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The MTR’s outputs are normalled to which console inputs?
What is the Recording Console Philosophy
To accommodate record mode, the MTR outputs return to the recording console’s monitor inputs so that the source fader’s have a choice between mic input and line input
There are 2 things that aux sends are primarily used for…
Headphone mixes and Time Based Processor Sends
When multi-tracking and using an in-line monitor console, there are 2 things that you must address when using an aux send…
Choose the correct fader path to get your aux split from (PDS)
Choose Pre fader or post fader
When choosing the correct fader path to get your aux split from, you will always choose the path that represents the tape return. Why?
So that the headphones and time based processor continue to operate upon playback because the tape return path is always active
When using an aux send to go to the headphone mixes you would usually…
Send to pre fader so the headphone mixes are independent of the tape return faders control room