Rmhs Music Technology - Mics & Mixers Practice Quiz

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The RMHS Music Technology - Mics & Mixers Practice Quiz focuses on understanding mixer operations and audio signal management. It assesses knowledge of mixer controls, input types, and cable differences, essential for learners in audio engineering.

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  • 2. 

    Which mixer control would you use to make a singer’s voice sound “darker?”

    Explanation
    To make a singer's voice sound "darker," you would use the EQ (Equalization) control on the mixer. EQ allows you to adjust the frequency response of the audio signal, which includes boosting or cutting specific frequencies. By reducing the higher frequencies and boosting the lower frequencies, you can create a darker tone in the singer's voice. This adjustment can help to add warmth and depth to the vocals, giving it a darker, richer sound.

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    The mixer sends inputted audio signals to separate ____________________, where the signal can be adjusted or modified. 

    Explanation
    The mixer sends inputted audio signals to separate channels, where the signal can be adjusted or modified. Channels are individual paths through which audio signals can flow independently. By sending the signals to separate channels, the mixer allows for individual control and manipulation of each signal, such as adjusting the volume, applying effects, or panning the audio in the stereo field. This enables a more precise and tailored audio mixing process.

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    Identify the type of mixer connection. - ProProfs

    Identify the type of mixer connection.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is "line." In audio mixing, a line connection refers to the connection between audio devices using cables or wires. It is a standard connection used to transfer audio signals between devices such as mixers, amplifiers, and audio interfaces. The line connection typically carries a balanced signal, which helps minimize noise and interference.

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  • 5. 

    The two types of inputs on a mixer are___________________ and ___________________.

    Explanation
    The correct answer is line xlr and xlr line. These are the two types of inputs commonly found on a mixer. "Line xlr" refers to a line-level input using an XLR connector, while "xlr line" refers to an XLR input that can accept both line-level and microphone-level signals. "XLR line" and "line XLR" are alternative ways of expressing the same types of inputs.

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    Which mixer control is used to isolate a particular channel?

    • Input Trim

    • Mute

    • Solo

    • EQ

    • Pan

    Correct Answer
    A. Solo
    Explanation
    The mixer control used to isolate a particular channel is the "Solo" button. When the Solo button is activated for a specific channel, it mutes all other channels except for the selected one, allowing the user to focus solely on that channel's audio. This is useful for isolating and listening to individual channels during the mixing process to make adjustments or identify any issues.

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    Which of the following does a mixer NOT do?

    • Adjust loudess of incoming audio sources

    • Combine audio signals from various sources

    • Provide Phantom Power

    • Record audio signals

    • Adjust the high, medium, and low frequences of an audio signal

    Correct Answer
    A. Record audio signals
    Explanation
    A mixer is a device used to adjust the levels and combine audio signals from different sources. It can also adjust the loudness of incoming audio sources and adjust the high, medium, and low frequencies of an audio signal. However, a mixer does not have the capability to record audio signals.

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    Which of the following is NOT a mixer control?

    • EQ

    • Input Trim

    • Pan

    • Mute

    • Phaser

    Correct Answer
    A. Phaser
    Explanation
    A mixer control is a feature that allows you to adjust and control the audio signals in a mixer. EQ, Input Trim, Pan, and Mute are all common examples of mixer controls that are used to modify the sound in various ways. However, a Phaser is not a mixer control. A Phaser is an audio effect that creates a swirling, "phasing" sound by splitting the audio signal into two separate paths and modulating the phase relationship between them. While it can be used in mixing and audio production, it is not a control that directly adjusts the audio levels or parameters in a mixer.

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  • 9. 

    Explain what PAN does on a mixer.

  • 10. 

    What are the main differences between balances and unbalanced cables?

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