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14 Cards in this Set
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The three sections that make up an audio console are:
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Jackfield; Master; I/O Modules
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**Two signal paths of an in-line console are:
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Monitor & Channel
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During recording which path feeds the MTR?
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Channel
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The (blank) (blank) is a set of connectors that allow direct access to all inputs and outputs of audio equipment in the studio.
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Jack field
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Global controls for console functions are int this section:
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Master
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This receives balanced signal from an input source and "unbalances" it.
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Balancing Circuits
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This is voltage sent from the console to power condenser microphones.
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Phantom Power- 48 VDC
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What is the circuit that boosts mic-level signal to line level.
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Preamp
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This mixed attenuator is used to lower the level of incoming signal.
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Pad
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The control that sets the output level of the preamp is:
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Mic trim
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Choosing between the two inputs to the Channel Path is done via the:
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Mic Line Switch
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A ciruit that removes low frequences from a signal:
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High Pass Filter
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A circuit that removes low frequencies from a signal:
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Low Pass Frequencies
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The term for a network of amplifiers used to boost or cut certain frequency ranges:
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EQ
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