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Modulation Noise
High Frequency Noise due to uneven coating on tape.
What are two ways to reduce noise?
Hit the MTR harder; Control the dynamic range
what are the three types of automation systems?
tape based; disk based; mechanical fader
3 modes of automation
(tape and disk based)
1) write- records null points. control voltage must be present. parameters are start and stop time.
2) update- updates the null points. creates new null point for each subframe in timecode
3) read- can not automate. can only review what's already been automated.
rollback point
when rewinding, this point is created. after passing rollback point, you go from read to update.
statuses (are local)
1) write
2) update
3) revise cuts (places cuts into write mode)
Mechanical fader modes
1) record- write and playback previously written autmation
2) safe- can't write new info. plays back previously written info.
3) isolate- can't write new information. won't playback previously written information. allows you to temporarily or permenantly remove something from automation
2 things to do when automating mechanical faders:
check rsi to make sure it is in record mode.

make sure the ram is empty
mechanical fader statuses
1)touch- default status of record
2) lock- overwrites fader automation
3) automatch- fader will return to its nill point within one frame. this is refered to as glide time.
mechanical fader mute statuses
record mode status is add. stopping machine goes to add.
compansion is
upward compression. downward expansion.
coincident pairs:
xy, blumlein array, and ms.
kx pattern
distance equates to ambience and width of image. mono compatible.
exaggerated separation
in any instrument is 15dB or louder then any other instrument, it will be heard in the extreme outside edge of the image.
blumlein array
two bidirectional mics stacked one on top of the other.
mid side
uses biditectional and cardiod mic.

on bidirectional, go from mic lines into the mult to double
another name for single ended noise reduction
non- complimentary
dbx's fixed compression ratio
2:1
what does sr use to reduce noise?
fixed gain, fixed frequency
how man paird of fixed sliding bands on sr
5; cross linked known as action substitution
type a
reduces noise below 5K by 10dB.

reduces program noise by 4 bands

manually calibrated- 400 & 700 hZ