M2S2 Flashcards

1
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Reflected sounds.

A

Reverb/Reverberation

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Effect is convolution-based, avoiding ringing, metallic and other artificial sounding artifacts.

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Full reverb

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3
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Refers to the raw or unprocessed sounds that usually comes froms direct recording.

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Dry sound

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4
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Refers to the processed sounds/Signal

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Wet sounds

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5
Q

Effects simulates acoustic spaces. It is faster and less processor intensive than the other reverb effects, however it isn’t convolution based.

A

Studio Reverb

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6
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Sets the volume of the virtual room, as measured in cubic meters.

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Room Size

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7
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Controls the spread across the channels. 0% produces a mono reverb signal; 100% produces maximum stereo separation.

A

Stereo width

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8
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Repeating sounds as it fades away.

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Echo

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9
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Means the sounds comes late after it has been produced and being heard for a specified period of time.

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Delay

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10
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Designed for vocals and corrects the pitch of notes so that they are in tune.

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Automatic pitch correction

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11
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Is with stereo signals, some sounds are traditionally mixed to center particularly vocals, bass and kick drum.

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Center channel extractor

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12
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Is a channel strip that emulates a guitar signal processing chain.

A

Guitar suite

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13
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Four elements of Mixing and mastering.

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  1. level
  2. EQ
  3. Panning
  4. Time-Based Effects
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14
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Four Elements it Mixing and Mastering:

When we want to hear something louder, turn up a fader.

A

Level

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15
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Four Elements it Mixing and Mastering:

A more detailed level control that let us boost and cut levels at specific frequencies. Is the easiest way to track in your mix, so they fit together and provides a powerful way to add personality and character.

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EQ

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16
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Four Elements it Mixing and Mastering:

Can be very helpful on instrument that sit in the same frequency range. (separate the two instruments and reduce the chance of one instrument masking the other.)

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Panning

17
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Four Elements it Mixing and Mastering:

Can make the instrument seem further away or something bigger than a dry instrument.

Explain the Dry and Wet also

A

Time-based

Dry- no effects
Wet -with effects