Module 13 – Compression QUIZ

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Module 13 – Compression QUIZ

Module 13 – Compression QUIZ

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1. Question
Why do we need to compress certain audio files/tracks?
- Because the relative volumes of the loud bits of the waveform and the quiet bits of the waveform are too far apart, so it's hard to balance with other audio, because the quiet bits end up getting lost, or the loud bits are too loud.
- Because the waveforms look much better.
- Because they need compressed 'air' inserted into the tracks to make it sound better.
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How can you tell if an audio file/track needs compressing? (3 answers)
- You need to use your ears.
- In general, vocals always need compressing
- You can look at the waveform to see if there is a large dynamic range
- All audio files/tracks need compressing
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3. Question
What is the threshold on a compressor?
- The level at which compression begins
- The level at which compression stops
- The area you carry your newlywed over
- The input signal
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4. Question
What is the ratio on a compressor?
- The ratio is the amount of compression applied to the waveform after the threshold is met. The higher the ratio, the more compression is applied and the more the waveform is compressed
- The ratio is always 2:1, no matter what.
- The ratio is the level at which compression begins
- The input signal
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You can’t compress a file too much!
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Module 14 – Normalisation

Normalisation Practical Example

Module 15 – Limiting

Module 16 – EQ

EQ Practical

Module 17 – De-Essing

Module 18 – Send & Return

Send & Return Effects – Example

Module 19 – Trimming & Renaming

Module 20 – Destructive Vs Non-Destructive Editing

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