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What is Sound?

Sound is a periodic variation of atmospheric pressure.

Compression

Area of higher than normal atmospheric


pressure.

Rarefaction

Area of lower than normal atmospheric


pressure.

Amplitude

The Distance above or below the center line.


Amplitude is measured in decibels (dB)

Frequency

The amount of waves per second (Or cycles per second).


Frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz)

C.P.S (Cycles Per Second)

100 C.P.S = 100 Hz


1000 Hz = 1 Kilo Hz


2500 Hz = 2.5 Kilo Hz


10,000 Hz = 10 Kilo Hz

Human hearing range

Humans can hear 20 Hz --> 20 kHz


Humans have a sensitivity to hearing from 1 kHz to 4 kHz.




1. It's the frequency at which babies cry.


2. The intelligibility range of human speech.

Phase

The relationship between 2 identical wave forms.




When 2 identical wave forms are perfectly in phase, their combined output doubles.




When 2 wave forms are 180 degrees out of sync they are equal to 0

Speed of Sound

1,130 feet per second


100 Hz measures 11.3ft


1kHz = 1.13ft

D.A.W.

Digital Audio Workstation (Pro Tools)

Sample Rate

The amount of times the computer records the incoming sound per second.

Post production standard

48 kHz




44.1 kHz 96 kHz


48 kHz 192 kHz

Nyquist Theorem

In order to record the highest desired frequency sample rate must be twice as high as that


frequency.

Bit Depth

Amplitude component


The more Bits the more sound level

A|D D|A Converter

Analog to Digital vice versa.

Latency

The time it takes to record and playback the


digital audio.

Jitter

When sample rates aren't spaced evenly

Pro Tools has two main windows

- Edit


- Mix

Transient Noises

They clip but don't register.


Distortion is above the red mark for a long


period of time.




Clipping is it taps the red marker.

Option

Is a global modifier

Foley

First person to add sound to movies (multiple tracks)


Performed sound effects

Timecode

Smpte

Pro Tools 4 main modes of operations

Shuffle F1 Spot F3


Slip F2 Grid F4

When importing sound

Always copy/convert never add

Shuffle Mode

Snaps audio files together (Most dangerous mode in the whole wide world. It'll bleep your face)

F5 -> 10

F5 - Zoom


F6- Clipping Tool


F7- Select Tool


F8- Grab Tool


F9- Scubber Tool


F10- Pencil Tool

B


Command, H

B- Cut


Command, H - Heal Cut

Pro Tools has 3 main modes of playback

Timeline insertion follows playback N - on/off




Command, K (pre-roll on/off) or command, 1 num pad




Link timeline and edit, Shift forward slash

Sizing Tracks

F7 -> hold control -> arrow up or down to size

Hard Cut

jump the cut, 3 frames before and 3 frames after

Ambiance

Should sit in lower 1/3 when mixing

Snapping

Control, click w/grabber -> snaps to beginning of clip




Control, command click w/ grabber -> snaps to end of clip