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49 Cards in this Set
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I / O =
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Input / Output
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Berliner came up with what in 1887?
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78rpm records
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Bell Labs patented 2 microphones what where they?
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Condenser & Dynamic
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What is a Transducer:
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Converts one form of energy to another
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What is the opposite of a microphone:
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Speakersz
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What type of power does a condenser mic use?
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phantom power
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1931 RCA introduced what?
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33 1/3
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In 1948 what did Columbia records re introduce?
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33 1/3
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Analogue Tape has 3 basic components, what are they?
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oxide, binder, and the backing
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John Mullin used german K4 for who's radio show?
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Bing Crosby
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Who developed the first multitrack recorder known as the octopuss?
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Les Paul
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Who were CD's created by in 1982
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SONY/Phillips
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What does DAW stand for?
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Digital Audio Workstation
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This person handles the business ararangements for a recording project.
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Ex. producer
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This person is responsible for the creative process.
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Producer
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This person handles the technical side of recording.
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Engineer
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This person is the second engineer. He makes sure everything runs smoothly.
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Assistant Engineer
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This is the most important part of any project and it must be done before hand.
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Preproduction
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What are the 3 phases of production?
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Tracking, Overdubbing, and Mixing
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This is the process of making a cd available in mutiple formats
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Mastering
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XLR is the technical name for what type of cable?
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MICrophone
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NOT Audio but computer language.
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MIDI
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What are the TT's (Tiny TV) used for?
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Patchbay
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Balanced Wiring has how many connectors?
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3
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Unbalanced Wiring has how many connectors?q
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2
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(Recording Levels)This the range between high and low.
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Dynamic range
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(Recording Levels) This is the level we want to record at
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Nominal level
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(Recording Levels) This is the highest point to record before distortion.
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Maximum level
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(Recording Level) This is known as the head room.
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betwwen nominal and max
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Channel path
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sends
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Monitor Path
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Receives
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The Cue stystem is used for th e
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Headphones
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What do you add in the Auxillary System
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Effects
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Good Ol'e Tom Stockham is responsible for what type of recording?`
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DIGITAL
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This german developed the first workable tape player
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Fritz pfleumer
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The cassetee tape is replicated using a high speed device called the
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bin loop duplicator
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Vinyl Records get 3 nagative copies made at the factory
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Father, Mother, and the Stamper which is heated and pressed
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Condensor mics run on Phantom power that is how many dc volts
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48V dc
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This is an example of an unbalanced connector.
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RCA
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These are unbalanced guitar chord type cables
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3/4 TS
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Known for the wall of sound
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Phil Crazyasfuck Spector
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This is responsible for moving the tapes accross the head.
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transport system
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The name of the left hand reel
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supply
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The name of the right hand reel
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take-up
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WHAT DOES THE capstan & pinch roller
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work together to move the tape accross the heads at a consistent and accurate play speed
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This records in high frequency
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the erase head
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This head records and plays back at the same time
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the sync head
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The head plays back in High Fidelity
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The repro head
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This is the Digital recording system used by nasa
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ABLE Computer
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