Recording captures data to a format like tape or disk. File transfer transmits files between computers or to the internet for backup or editing on multiple computers. Linear and non-linear recording systems differ in how audio is captured and played back.

2. Studio Layout and Operation

3. Recording and Playback
Formats
Recording is when you capture data or other information to a
recording format to a tape or disk of some sort.

4. File transfer and Transfer
Bays
File transfer mean when you transmit file from a computer to
another computer this can also be used to put files on the
internet.
File transfer is used to back up information just in case a
computer crashes or something happens and you loose the
memory and can’t access the file.
This is also used to edit projects on more than one computer.

5. Linear and Non Linear Recording
Systems
Linear Recording Non Linear Recording
Systems Systems

6. ISDN
ISDN stands for Integrated services digital network.
So what is it?
ISDN is an international network for sending voice, video and
data over the PSTN which stands for public switched telephone
network.

7. Telephone
 Telephones are a point to point
communication system whose most
basic function is to allow two people
separated by large distances to talk to
each other. This could be useful when
having a deadline for something.

8. Delay Lines
 They are the amount of time it takes
for the head of the signal to travel from
the sender it can be computed as the
radio between the link length and the
propagation speed over the specific
medium.

9. Profanity and Blasphemy
BLASPHAMY
PROFANITY
A lot of people have heard of
Profanity is a display of
blasphemy but don’t know
disrespect of a product – this
what it means.
doesn’t matter if it’s a person
or object it still applies. Blasphemy is the act of
insulting or showing contempt
for God

10. Effects
There are many effects that helps in creating various elements
including:
 Phase
◦ This is the name used to describe the position of one sound wave to
another.
 Flange
◦ This is made when two identical signals are mixed together but with one
delayed by less than a second.

11. Sequences
A sequence is when you connect and edit a series of shots
together to create a project like a film or documentary for
example.

12. Production and Post Production
Stages and Processes

13. Production Roles

14. Legal Issues

15. Copyright

16. Performing Rights

17. Contracts
 A contract is an agreement entered
into voluntarily by two parties or more
with the intention of creating a legal
obligation, which may have elements
in writing, though contracts can be
made orally.
 The remedy for breach of contract can
be damages or compensation of
money.