An analog mixing board allows audio signals from multiple sources to be combined, routed, and modified by adjusting levels, tones, and dynamics. A typical channel strip on an analog mixing board includes input jacks to connect audio sources, gain control, auxiliary sends to route signals to monitors or effects, equalization filters to adjust frequencies, panning to set the stereo position, and a level control with mute and solo buttons. The outputs of all channels are combined on the master bus where the final mixed signal is produced and sent to recording or playback devices.
The document discusses audio consoles and their components and functions. An audio console combines and balances incoming audio signals and routes them to outputs. Key sections include inputs, outputs, monitors, and a mixer section. Analog consoles are described as having lower costs but easier operation than digital consoles, which provide features like automatic feedback suppression and noise resistance. The signal flow through a typical analog console channel strip is explained, covering components like the input section with trim knobs and pads, auxiliary sends, routing, channel faders, and equalization. Meter types like VU and peak are also defined. Finally, the Soundcraft Vi7000 digital console is briefly described.
Sampling, EXS24, Logic Pro X, Creating Sampler Instruments. Using the EXS24 Instrument Editor, Creating Loop Points, Creating Multiple Zones from Region Transients, Filtering and Modulation, Using Groups, Routing Individual Sounds for Processing.
This document discusses the components and signal flow of a channel strip in a digital audio workstation (DAW). It explains that a channel strip allows you to route audio by selecting inputs and outputs through drop-down menus. Audio can be routed to hardware outputs or buses. The channel strip also contains inserts for adding effects, sends to route audio to other destinations pre-fader or post-fader, pan to control left/right balance, and a volume fader to control the main output level. Understanding these components is essential for navigating and using a DAW for music production.
Mixers are electronic devices used to combine audio signals by routing and changing their level, tone, and dynamics. They allow adjustment of levels, equalization, effects, monitoring, and recording. Mixers come in various sizes from small portable units to large studio consoles. While intimidating for beginners due to many controls, mixers essentially have duplicated channel strips that make them easier to understand once you know how each channel works. Each channel strip contains gain, EQ, auxiliary sends, panning, and a level fader to control the signal flow and mix.
The document summarizes the signal flow through a typical analog mixing board channel strip. It begins with the input sources of microphones and line levels. It then describes the path the signal takes through a preamp, inserts, equalization, auxiliary sends, volume faders, panpots, and mute/solo switches before reaching the mix. The goal is to provide a basic overview of how sound is processed within a single channel of an analog mixing board.
Sound editing with adacity ISBAT University , Kampala , Uganda , East Africa B. Randhir Prasad Yadav
Sound editing with adacity RP YADAV Sr. Lecturer Multimedia and Animation Dept. at ISBAT University. RANDHIR PRASAD YADAV Multimedia, Animation and ITC Dept. B.Sc. and M.Sc. In Multimedia & Animation TechnologyBFA in Fine Art, Advanced Diploma in 3Ds Animation 10 Years of Experience (INDIA,MAURITIUS & UGANDA)Email: rpyadav@africamail.com, +256 706207727 , 702606786
An analog mixing board allows audio signals from multiple sources to be combined, routed, and modified by adjusting levels, tones, and dynamics. A typical channel strip on an analog mixing board includes input jacks to connect audio sources, gain control, auxiliary sends to route signals to monitors or effects, equalization filters to adjust frequencies, panning to set the stereo position, and a level control with mute and solo buttons. The outputs of all channels are combined on the master bus where the final mixed signal is produced and sent to recording or playback devices.
The document discusses audio consoles and their components and functions. An audio console combines and balances incoming audio signals and routes them to outputs. Key sections include inputs, outputs, monitors, and a mixer section. Analog consoles are described as having lower costs but easier operation than digital consoles, which provide features like automatic feedback suppression and noise resistance. The signal flow through a typical analog console channel strip is explained, covering components like the input section with trim knobs and pads, auxiliary sends, routing, channel faders, and equalization. Meter types like VU and peak are also defined. Finally, the Soundcraft Vi7000 digital console is briefly described.
Sampling, EXS24, Logic Pro X, Creating Sampler Instruments. Using the EXS24 Instrument Editor, Creating Loop Points, Creating Multiple Zones from Region Transients, Filtering and Modulation, Using Groups, Routing Individual Sounds for Processing.
This document discusses the components and signal flow of a channel strip in a digital audio workstation (DAW). It explains that a channel strip allows you to route audio by selecting inputs and outputs through drop-down menus. Audio can be routed to hardware outputs or buses. The channel strip also contains inserts for adding effects, sends to route audio to other destinations pre-fader or post-fader, pan to control left/right balance, and a volume fader to control the main output level. Understanding these components is essential for navigating and using a DAW for music production.
Mixers are electronic devices used to combine audio signals by routing and changing their level, tone, and dynamics. They allow adjustment of levels, equalization, effects, monitoring, and recording. Mixers come in various sizes from small portable units to large studio consoles. While intimidating for beginners due to many controls, mixers essentially have duplicated channel strips that make them easier to understand once you know how each channel works. Each channel strip contains gain, EQ, auxiliary sends, panning, and a level fader to control the signal flow and mix.
The document summarizes the signal flow through a typical analog mixing board channel strip. It begins with the input sources of microphones and line levels. It then describes the path the signal takes through a preamp, inserts, equalization, auxiliary sends, volume faders, panpots, and mute/solo switches before reaching the mix. The goal is to provide a basic overview of how sound is processed within a single channel of an analog mixing board.
Sound editing with adacity ISBAT University , Kampala , Uganda , East Africa B. Randhir Prasad Yadav
Sound editing with adacity RP YADAV Sr. Lecturer Multimedia and Animation Dept. at ISBAT University. RANDHIR PRASAD YADAV Multimedia, Animation and ITC Dept. B.Sc. and M.Sc. In Multimedia & Animation TechnologyBFA in Fine Art, Advanced Diploma in 3Ds Animation 10 Years of Experience (INDIA,MAURITIUS & UGANDA)Email: rpyadav@africamail.com, +256 706207727 , 702606786
Polyanna is an 8-channel music editor for the Commodore 64 that allows playing 3 regular SID channels together with 5 emulated SID channels. It has two modes - an 8-channel mode with lower sound quality and a 6-channel mode with improved sound quality. The interface is easy to use for those familiar with SID music software, with regular SID channels using sounds 1-7 and emulated channels using 9-F. The document provides details on using and editing sounds, blocks, and songs as well as keyboard commands and known limitations.
Alchemy supports the playback of Apple Loops as well as standard .wav audio files and can manipulate tempo and pitch in realtime. Alchemy’s sophisticated synthesis engine can transform loops with multiple forms of resynthesis and an abundant collection of filters, modulation and effects racks. This presentations introduces some of these new features.
The document provides an overview of setting up a basic live sound system, including:
1) Describing the signal flow from mixing console through graphic equalizers, crossover, power amplifiers, and main speakers.
2) Explaining how to set up monitor speakers using auxiliary outputs from the mixing console.
3) Providing details on setting gain and equalization on each channel strip of the mixing console.
The document discusses the basic principles of mixing consoles, including their typical sections and configurations. It describes the two main types of consoles: split consoles, which separate the input and monitor paths, and in-line consoles, which include both paths on the same channel strip. It also outlines the basic signal flow through a mixing console, from the input gain and routing, through equalization, auxiliary sends, panning, and solo/mute, to the output buses, group sends, recording outputs, and monitor outputs.
Ableton bass sound design tutorial - How To Make Your Bass Move!BASSGORILLA
The document provides tips for adding movement to bass sounds in electronic dance music by controlling five domains: height, width, depth, color, and texture. It focuses on height, explaining how to use low frequency oscillators, envelopes, compressors, limiters, gates and filters to control the dynamic range and level of the bass over time for a more dynamic sound. Specific examples are given using Native Instruments Massive and Max for Live plugins in Ableton Live.
Auxiliaries are used to send signals to external effects units and provide foldback mixes to musicians. They allow a copy of the channel signal to be tapped and sent to an external device. Insert points break the channel signal path to process the signal through an external unit, returning it to the same point in the channel. The document discusses auxiliaries, insert points, pre/post fade sends, effects returns and how they are used with mixing consoles and external processors.
This document provides an overview of the signal flow through a mixing board channel strip. It discusses the key components in a channel strip, including the input section with gain knob, EQ section, compressor knob, pan knob, solo button, and volume fader. It also shows pictures of the specific Behringer mixing board being used and labels its different sections. The document aims to explain the basic function of each part of the channel strip for a student taking an introductory music production course.
The document provides an application guide for using TouchMix compact digital mixers for musicians and bands. It describes how the mixers offer channel presets, effects mute buttons, wizards to help set up effects and gain structure, wireless control via apps, and multi-track recording capabilities. Examples of mixer setups are provided for a solo performer, duo, small group, and band.
The document discusses the different sections of a mixing console, including the input section, routing, auxiliaries, equalization, channel path, and tape return path. The input section contains controls for the microphone and line inputs like gain, phantom power, filters. The routing matrix routes signals to tape or group faders. Auxiliaries are used to send signals to effects units or monitor mixes. The equalization section provides tone controls. The channel path and tape return path control signals from the mic input and tape, respectively.
This document provides an overview of the key components of a synthesizer:
- Oscillators generate basic waveforms that are the raw material for sound creation. Common waveforms include sine, sawtooth, triangle, and square waves which have different harmonic content.
- Filters pass certain frequencies of the basic waveform to sculpt and soften the sound. Filters are usually low pass, high pass, band pass, or band stop and determine a synthesizer's characteristic tone.
- Envelopes control signal levels over time, modulating parameters like oscillator volume and filter cutoff frequency. Envelopes shape the attack, decay, and release of a sound.
Echo Chamber is a stereo reverb and delay plug-in effect, used to create psychoacoustic models to simulate sounds reflecting from surfaces in a room or space. Optionally a delay can be added to yield a spacious and open sound of a repeating, decaying echo to complete a sense of space and depth to a 'dry' input signal.
A highly tweakable, versatile, and inspiring solution for ambience effects, that produces a natural sounding room reverberation and delay effect giving a true room perception, from small rooms to large caverns as well as generates a doubling echo, slapback echo, ping-pong delay and analog tape delay. Offers multiple controls for modifying one or both channels to produce a rich array of time-based effects.
Available as plugin in VST and VST3 64 bit versions for Windows as well as in Audio Unit for macOS. These plug-ins are perfectly suited for any type of audio production when acoustic space simulation is needed from recording to post production in 64 bit platforms. Small rooms have a high percentage of early reflections (the first feedback from the closest objects) that can give more body to tracks. It is also good with acoustic guitars and voices. Larger rooms presets are better with strings, or wind instruments and synthesizer pads.
Features:
• Reverb and delay algorithms that delivers a rich reverberation and echoes by providing a spaciousness and depth to simulate the sound reflections from walls, floors and ceilings in an acoustically reflective environment.
• Flexibility to control Left and Right channels separately in Reverb and Delay units as well as in 'dry' signal output.
• Reverb unit works as a Stereo enhancer and mono-to-stereo creator, to produce a wide stereo image or stereoize a mono sound source. In Delay unit, improves the stereo image by adding a slight delay to one of the channels.
• Delay Time manual or synced to host (Tempo Sync BPM).
• 30 predefined space types, giving a virtually infinite number of possible shapes and sizes.
Preset Effects List:
01 • DEL - Analog Tape Delay
02 • DEL - Bucket Brigade Delay
03 • DEL - Crypt Echoes
04 • DEL - Doubling Echo
05 • DEL - Infinite Delay Machine
06 • DEL - Ping-Pong Delay
07 • DEL - Slapback Echo
08 • DEL - Sync Tube Tape Delay
09 • DEL - Tempo-Sync Delay
10 • DEL - Tube Driven Tape Echo
11 • REV - Amphitheater Reverb
12 • REV - Auditorium Reverb
13 • REV - Cathedral Reverb
14 • REV - Chamber Reverb
15 • REV - Hall Reverb
16 • REV - Opera Reverb
17 • REV - Plate Reverb
18 • REV - Room Reverb
19 • REV - Spring Reverb
20 • REV - Theater Reverb
21 • REV+DEL Ambience Reverb
22 • REV+DEL Arena Reverb
23 • REV+DEL Canyon Acoustics
24 • REV+DEL Catacomb Reverb
25 • REV+DEL Cave Reverb
26 • REV+DEL Church Reverb
27 • REV+DEL Cosmos Echo Panning
28 • REV+DEL Spatial Reverb
29 • REV+DEL Stadium Reverb
30 • REV+DEL Sync Bounced Delay
Synthesizer Software Music Studio App SynthStation Quickstart GuideAkai Pro
SynthStation transforms iPad, iPhone or iPod touch into a portable music production studio for mobile music creation. Use the SynthStation quickstart guide for a highlight of the Synthesizer software music studio app and all the SynthStation's functions.
Taken from a white paper called, ‘Logic Pro X, Elemental Morphing in Alchemy’. Located at, https://fdocuments.in/reader/full/logic-pro-x-elemental-morphing-in-logic-pro-x-elemental-morphing-n-alchemy-morphing.html. August 2015
Music video script_template_update_nov_2013DenniHepburn
The document provides instructions for creating a script for a music video. It explains that the script should be organized into a table with rows for each scene numbered automatically. The Video column is for descriptions of visuals, camera directions, and transitions. The Audio column is for lyrics, narration, music, and audio effects, with narration clearly distinguished. The instructions state to save the script under a new name and provide a blank script template to fill out.
The document describes the features and controls of three different audio systems - the Electronic Search Radio (ESR), Electronic Search Radio with Cassette (ESC), and ESC with Cassette & CD DJ. It provides details on how to operate controls for listening to the radio, tapes, CDs, setting preset stations, adjusting sound settings and more. Tables list the specific features included in each audio system.
The document provides instructions for editing an audio recording by splitting it into parts, setting the channel to stereo for sound to come out of both ears, selecting the WAV output format to play it back, and going through this process to listen to the edited recording on Windows Media Player.
Since Audacity is the perfect tool for mixing several tracks together and fading in/out
different tracks, it makes it the perfect tool for podcast or radio show creation.
Guillermo Delgado provides a 3-paragraph summary of the channel strip on an API 1608 analog mixer console he is working with. He explains that the console has precise VU meters and a 580A parametric EQ module with upper and lower frequency controls. It also has 8 bus sends, a panning pot with program and pan switches, and 8 auxiliary sends that API calls "echo sends" with pre/post options. The preamp section includes phase switch and +48V phantom power with pad and solo options. Faders range from infinite to +12dB with a smooth slide feature.
The document discusses the characteristics and types of Indian Railways. It notes that trains are commonly used for long distance travel in India, can carry large numbers of passengers and goods, and connect stations without providing door-to-door service. Indian Railways can be classified by the fuel used (such as steam, electric, diesel), goods versus passengers, and gauge (narrow, broad, metro). The fastest train is the New Delhi-Bhopal Shatabdi Express at 150km/h, while the longest route is the Vivek Express at over 4,286 km. The Konkan Railway connects Mumbai to Mangalore through three states using scenic terrain and advanced tunnel engineering.
Polyanna is an 8-channel music editor for the Commodore 64 that allows playing 3 regular SID channels together with 5 emulated SID channels. It has two modes - an 8-channel mode with lower sound quality and a 6-channel mode with improved sound quality. The interface is easy to use for those familiar with SID music software, with regular SID channels using sounds 1-7 and emulated channels using 9-F. The document provides details on using and editing sounds, blocks, and songs as well as keyboard commands and known limitations.
Alchemy supports the playback of Apple Loops as well as standard .wav audio files and can manipulate tempo and pitch in realtime. Alchemy’s sophisticated synthesis engine can transform loops with multiple forms of resynthesis and an abundant collection of filters, modulation and effects racks. This presentations introduces some of these new features.
The document provides an overview of setting up a basic live sound system, including:
1) Describing the signal flow from mixing console through graphic equalizers, crossover, power amplifiers, and main speakers.
2) Explaining how to set up monitor speakers using auxiliary outputs from the mixing console.
3) Providing details on setting gain and equalization on each channel strip of the mixing console.
The document discusses the basic principles of mixing consoles, including their typical sections and configurations. It describes the two main types of consoles: split consoles, which separate the input and monitor paths, and in-line consoles, which include both paths on the same channel strip. It also outlines the basic signal flow through a mixing console, from the input gain and routing, through equalization, auxiliary sends, panning, and solo/mute, to the output buses, group sends, recording outputs, and monitor outputs.
Ableton bass sound design tutorial - How To Make Your Bass Move!BASSGORILLA
The document provides tips for adding movement to bass sounds in electronic dance music by controlling five domains: height, width, depth, color, and texture. It focuses on height, explaining how to use low frequency oscillators, envelopes, compressors, limiters, gates and filters to control the dynamic range and level of the bass over time for a more dynamic sound. Specific examples are given using Native Instruments Massive and Max for Live plugins in Ableton Live.
Auxiliaries are used to send signals to external effects units and provide foldback mixes to musicians. They allow a copy of the channel signal to be tapped and sent to an external device. Insert points break the channel signal path to process the signal through an external unit, returning it to the same point in the channel. The document discusses auxiliaries, insert points, pre/post fade sends, effects returns and how they are used with mixing consoles and external processors.
This document provides an overview of the signal flow through a mixing board channel strip. It discusses the key components in a channel strip, including the input section with gain knob, EQ section, compressor knob, pan knob, solo button, and volume fader. It also shows pictures of the specific Behringer mixing board being used and labels its different sections. The document aims to explain the basic function of each part of the channel strip for a student taking an introductory music production course.
The document provides an application guide for using TouchMix compact digital mixers for musicians and bands. It describes how the mixers offer channel presets, effects mute buttons, wizards to help set up effects and gain structure, wireless control via apps, and multi-track recording capabilities. Examples of mixer setups are provided for a solo performer, duo, small group, and band.
The document discusses the different sections of a mixing console, including the input section, routing, auxiliaries, equalization, channel path, and tape return path. The input section contains controls for the microphone and line inputs like gain, phantom power, filters. The routing matrix routes signals to tape or group faders. Auxiliaries are used to send signals to effects units or monitor mixes. The equalization section provides tone controls. The channel path and tape return path control signals from the mic input and tape, respectively.
This document provides an overview of the key components of a synthesizer:
- Oscillators generate basic waveforms that are the raw material for sound creation. Common waveforms include sine, sawtooth, triangle, and square waves which have different harmonic content.
- Filters pass certain frequencies of the basic waveform to sculpt and soften the sound. Filters are usually low pass, high pass, band pass, or band stop and determine a synthesizer's characteristic tone.
- Envelopes control signal levels over time, modulating parameters like oscillator volume and filter cutoff frequency. Envelopes shape the attack, decay, and release of a sound.
Echo Chamber is a stereo reverb and delay plug-in effect, used to create psychoacoustic models to simulate sounds reflecting from surfaces in a room or space. Optionally a delay can be added to yield a spacious and open sound of a repeating, decaying echo to complete a sense of space and depth to a 'dry' input signal.
A highly tweakable, versatile, and inspiring solution for ambience effects, that produces a natural sounding room reverberation and delay effect giving a true room perception, from small rooms to large caverns as well as generates a doubling echo, slapback echo, ping-pong delay and analog tape delay. Offers multiple controls for modifying one or both channels to produce a rich array of time-based effects.
Available as plugin in VST and VST3 64 bit versions for Windows as well as in Audio Unit for macOS. These plug-ins are perfectly suited for any type of audio production when acoustic space simulation is needed from recording to post production in 64 bit platforms. Small rooms have a high percentage of early reflections (the first feedback from the closest objects) that can give more body to tracks. It is also good with acoustic guitars and voices. Larger rooms presets are better with strings, or wind instruments and synthesizer pads.
Features:
• Reverb and delay algorithms that delivers a rich reverberation and echoes by providing a spaciousness and depth to simulate the sound reflections from walls, floors and ceilings in an acoustically reflective environment.
• Flexibility to control Left and Right channels separately in Reverb and Delay units as well as in 'dry' signal output.
• Reverb unit works as a Stereo enhancer and mono-to-stereo creator, to produce a wide stereo image or stereoize a mono sound source. In Delay unit, improves the stereo image by adding a slight delay to one of the channels.
• Delay Time manual or synced to host (Tempo Sync BPM).
• 30 predefined space types, giving a virtually infinite number of possible shapes and sizes.
Preset Effects List:
01 • DEL - Analog Tape Delay
02 • DEL - Bucket Brigade Delay
03 • DEL - Crypt Echoes
04 • DEL - Doubling Echo
05 • DEL - Infinite Delay Machine
06 • DEL - Ping-Pong Delay
07 • DEL - Slapback Echo
08 • DEL - Sync Tube Tape Delay
09 • DEL - Tempo-Sync Delay
10 • DEL - Tube Driven Tape Echo
11 • REV - Amphitheater Reverb
12 • REV - Auditorium Reverb
13 • REV - Cathedral Reverb
14 • REV - Chamber Reverb
15 • REV - Hall Reverb
16 • REV - Opera Reverb
17 • REV - Plate Reverb
18 • REV - Room Reverb
19 • REV - Spring Reverb
20 • REV - Theater Reverb
21 • REV+DEL Ambience Reverb
22 • REV+DEL Arena Reverb
23 • REV+DEL Canyon Acoustics
24 • REV+DEL Catacomb Reverb
25 • REV+DEL Cave Reverb
26 • REV+DEL Church Reverb
27 • REV+DEL Cosmos Echo Panning
28 • REV+DEL Spatial Reverb
29 • REV+DEL Stadium Reverb
30 • REV+DEL Sync Bounced Delay
Synthesizer Software Music Studio App SynthStation Quickstart GuideAkai Pro
SynthStation transforms iPad, iPhone or iPod touch into a portable music production studio for mobile music creation. Use the SynthStation quickstart guide for a highlight of the Synthesizer software music studio app and all the SynthStation's functions.
Taken from a white paper called, ‘Logic Pro X, Elemental Morphing in Alchemy’. Located at, https://fdocuments.in/reader/full/logic-pro-x-elemental-morphing-in-logic-pro-x-elemental-morphing-n-alchemy-morphing.html. August 2015
Music video script_template_update_nov_2013DenniHepburn
The document provides instructions for creating a script for a music video. It explains that the script should be organized into a table with rows for each scene numbered automatically. The Video column is for descriptions of visuals, camera directions, and transitions. The Audio column is for lyrics, narration, music, and audio effects, with narration clearly distinguished. The instructions state to save the script under a new name and provide a blank script template to fill out.
The document describes the features and controls of three different audio systems - the Electronic Search Radio (ESR), Electronic Search Radio with Cassette (ESC), and ESC with Cassette & CD DJ. It provides details on how to operate controls for listening to the radio, tapes, CDs, setting preset stations, adjusting sound settings and more. Tables list the specific features included in each audio system.
The document provides instructions for editing an audio recording by splitting it into parts, setting the channel to stereo for sound to come out of both ears, selecting the WAV output format to play it back, and going through this process to listen to the edited recording on Windows Media Player.
Since Audacity is the perfect tool for mixing several tracks together and fading in/out
different tracks, it makes it the perfect tool for podcast or radio show creation.
Guillermo Delgado provides a 3-paragraph summary of the channel strip on an API 1608 analog mixer console he is working with. He explains that the console has precise VU meters and a 580A parametric EQ module with upper and lower frequency controls. It also has 8 bus sends, a panning pot with program and pan switches, and 8 auxiliary sends that API calls "echo sends" with pre/post options. The preamp section includes phase switch and +48V phantom power with pad and solo options. Faders range from infinite to +12dB with a smooth slide feature.
The document discusses the characteristics and types of Indian Railways. It notes that trains are commonly used for long distance travel in India, can carry large numbers of passengers and goods, and connect stations without providing door-to-door service. Indian Railways can be classified by the fuel used (such as steam, electric, diesel), goods versus passengers, and gauge (narrow, broad, metro). The fastest train is the New Delhi-Bhopal Shatabdi Express at 150km/h, while the longest route is the Vivek Express at over 4,286 km. The Konkan Railway connects Mumbai to Mangalore through three states using scenic terrain and advanced tunnel engineering.
PDHPE (Personal Development, Health and Physical Education) is an important subject for primary schools that helps promote students' knowledge and understanding in several key ways. It develops important life skills like decision making, problem solving, communication and interpersonal skills. By teaching an active lifestyle, health choices, and safe practices, PDHPE also promotes lifelong involvement in physical activity and healthy eating. Finally, it helps students understand and value themselves and others, which allows them to work well in teams and develop meaningful relationships. PDHPE should not be neglected compared to other subjects like English, math and science, as it is crucial for children's healthy development into adulthood.
This very short document appears to be testing functionality as it only contains random letters, numbers and symbols with no coherent words, sentences or meaning. It does not provide any essential information that can be summarized due to the lack of substantive content.
Jan Zurcher is a singer-songwriter who lives in Friday Harbor, Washington. The document discusses reverb, which refers to reflections of sound waves that reach the listener's ears at different times, creating echoes. There are two main types of reverb: algorithmic reverb, which uses computer algorithms to model reflections; and convolution reverb, which convolves the input signal with an impulse response sample of a real space. Both reverb types aim to create the illusion that a sound was recorded in a particular room or space.
The adrenal glands are located on top of the kidneys and are pyramidal in shape, weighing about four grams each. They consist of an inner medulla and outer cortex. The medulla secretes adrenaline and noradrenaline in response to stress, increasing heart rate, respiration, glucose levels and fat breakdown. The cortex secretes corticoids like cortisol and aldosterone. Cortisol regulates carbohydrate metabolism and the immune system while aldosterone regulates electrolyte and fluid balance. The adrenal glands play important roles in the stress response and various metabolic processes in the body.
The document discusses challenges with new hires transitioning from school to the working world. It notes many new hires are unprepared for workplace expectations regarding skills like communication, decision making, and understanding workplace policies/culture. It suggests schools and businesses operate independently without understanding each other's environments and expectations. The problem statement indicates a recruiter needs a way to fill positions with job-ready employees as hiring those who are unprepared negatively impacts productivity and profitability.
Earth's crust contains minerals embedded in rocks. Minerals can be classified as ferrous, non-ferrous, or precious depending on their metal content. They also include non-metallic minerals and energy minerals like coal. Minerals form in rocks through igneous and sedimentary processes and are also found in deposits from weathering, oceans, and alluvium. India has a variety of unevenly distributed mineral resources including coal, metals, and petroleum concentrated in certain geological areas.
Energy is defined as the ability to do work and exists in different forms that can be converted from one to another. Energy sources can be renewable like wind and solar that can be replenished, or non-renewable like fossil fuels that are limited. Fossil fuels are a conventional energy source but have disadvantages like pollution and contributing to climate change. They are not renewable as once burned, there is no more.
Dihydrogen forms three categories of binary compounds called hydrides with other elements: ionic/saline hydrides, covalent/molecular hydrides, and metallic/non-stoichiometric hydrides. Ionic hydrides are crystalline, non-volatile, and non-conducting solids but conduct electricity when molten. Dihydrogen forms molecular compounds with p-block elements like CH4, NH3, H2O, and HF that are classified as electron-deficient, electron-precise, or electron-rich based on their Lewis structures. Transition metals form non-stoichiometric metallic hydrides that conduct heat and electricity.
SEDDS are isotropic mixtures of oils, surfactants and co-surfactants that emulsify spontaneously to form fine oil-in-water emulsions or microemulsions when introduced to aqueous fluids like those found in the GI tract. They are physically stable formulations that improve oral absorption of poorly water soluble drugs. SEDDS typically produce emulsions with droplets 100-300 nm while SMEDDS form transparent microemulsions with droplets under 50 nm. The choice of oils, surfactants and co-surfactants, along with their concentrations and ratios, impact self-emulsification properties. SEDDS can enhance bioavailability of BCS Class II drugs with low solubility and high permeability by maintaining
The Prophet entered Makkah peacefully in the 8th year after hijrah to remove idols from the Ka'bah. Over 360 idols surrounding the Ka'bah were destroyed. The Prophet gave a speech establishing that there is no god but Allah and that pride and revenge from the time of ignorance were abolished. He pardoned the Quraysh and ordered Bilal to call the first azan from the roof of the Ka'bah, establishing the call to prayer. The people of Makkah pledged to worship only Allah and obey the Prophet.
The human eye allows us to see the world around us. It has several main parts, including the cornea, pupil, crystalline lens, aqueous humour, vitreous humour, retina, and optic nerve. Light enters through the cornea and is focused by the lens onto the retina, where light-sensitive cells convert the image into electrical signals sent via the optic nerve to the brain for processing, allowing us to see.
A circle is defined as all points equidistant from a center point. The radius is the distance from the center to the circumference, while the diameter is the longest chord passing through the center. Other circle terms defined include chord, arc, segment, secant, and tangent.
A sound mixer takes multiple audio signals and combines them into one or more output signals. It allows adjusting levels, adding effects, creating monitor feeds, and recording mixes. A mixer has input channels that receive audio sources. Each channel has controls for gain, equalization, auxiliary sends, panning, and level. Auxiliary sends route channel audio to other destinations like effects processors. Subgroups let channels be premixed before sending to the master output. The master fader controls the overall stereo output level. Mixers are used in music studios, television, live performances, and field recordings to combine and process multiple audio sources.
- The document discusses the components and signal flow of an analog mixing console channel strip. It focuses on explaining the channel strip of the Audient ASP 8024 console.
- The channel strip contains components like the mic/line input, preamp, EQ, panning, auxiliary sends, routing controls for the short and long fader paths.
- It describes each component in detail, explaining its purpose and position in the signal flow through the channel strip from input to output.
The document provides an overview of the features and operation of a Mackie TT24 soundboard used for live shows. It describes the analog signal flow, including the 24 microphone and line inputs that correspond to inputs on the connected microphone box. It explains how to select between XLR and line inputs using buttons on each channel strip. Additional controls on the channel strips are described, including gain knobs, phantom power buttons, and V-Pot knobs that can control panning, trims, or other channel parameters when in the appropriate mode.
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Channel strip week3_imp
1. Hi. My name is Jan Zurcher.
I’m a singer-songwriter living in a
small town called Friday Harbor, San
Juan Island, Washington
This lesson is for Week 3 of the
Introduction to Music Production
Course at Coursera.org. The topic I
have chosen to look at this week is…
2.
3. Channel Strips are found on mixing boards. Here is a screen shot of the Mixer in Logic Express 9.0.
The first Channel Strip is highlighted. This represents one track. It is a vertical strip because the
signal flow runs from top to bottom (with a few exceptions).
There is a Channel Strip for each track. The strips are arranged from left to right across the mixer.
4. Right now, the Mixer is showing 18 different Channel Strips.
This presentation will look at a single Channel Strip and provides a description of each component of
the Channel Strip, how it is used and how it fits into the signal flow.
5. Here is what a single Channel Strip looks like in Logic
Express 9.0.
It is similar in layout to what you would see on an
analog mixer.
Not all Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) will have a
mixer with channel strips but many of them do.
6. In my DAW, for each track created – whether vocal,
instrumental, software instrument or midi, a Channel
Strip is created.
In order to keep them all straight, it’s important to
give each track a name. That track name will also
show up as the name of the Channel Strip.
Here you see the Channel Strip for the Lead Vocal
track. The number indicates where the track appears
in the Arranger window of the DAW. In this case, it is
track #1.
7. At the top of the Channel Strip is a button labeled
“Setting”. This button gives you easy access to numerous
pre-built settings.
If you click that button, you can select from pre-built
settings related to spaces, electric and acoustic guitars,
vocals and so on. So, instead of deciding on your own
equalization, inserts, sends and other settings, you can
use one already built into the DAW.
The next screen shows the types of choices you have.
8. Here you see the Electric Guitar choice expanded out to the final options.
9. The rightmost Channel Strip shows the
inserts that are added automatically when
you chose Electric Guitar Complete Rigs
Blues Pawnshop Blues.
Notice the differences on this Channel
Strip compared to the original one before
the Setting selection was made (shown on
the left).
You can see that equalization was added
plus 5 things are now listed under the
Inserts section.
While Pre-sets are a great convenience,
you should also know how to make your
own inserts.
10. Below the Settings button is a field that
contains the letters “EQ”.
It is here that you can select the equalization
for the track. The equalization you chose will
be applied to the entire signal. It is the first
thing through which the signal flows.
You can either set the equalization
“manually” or by using preset equalization
plug-ins.
To access the equalizer, double click on the
letters EQ (or anywhere in the field).
This opens up the Channel EQ window as
shown on the next slide…
11. You can adjust the
frequencies in the
Channel EQ window by
clicking on the green
line and dragging the
line to the shape you
want.
You can also select
from a series of pre-
built EQ curves by
clicking on the down
arrow to the right of
the word “#default”.
This opens up a set of
choices as shown on
the next slide…
12. Here you can see
your set of choices
And, here you can see the
equalization curve for the
Male Lead Vocal choice.
13. The next section of the Channel Strip contains
the Inserts.
Inserts in a DAW are the equivalent of running
your signal from your analog mixing board
into an external effect and then back into the
mixing board.
In terms of signal flow, when you use an
insert, 100% of the signal flows through the
inserted effect.
Inserts often include such things as equalizers
or dynamic effects such as compressors – the
types of things that you would want to apply
to the entire signal.
14. In Logic Express 9.0, although you initially
see only two slots in the Inserts section of
the Channel Strip, you can add up to 15
inserts. More slots are added as you fill
the existing slots.
The signal flows through each insert in
the order in which it appears in the
Channel Strip, so you need to think about
how that will affect your signal and
arrange inserts in an appropriate
sequence.
15. The next section of the Channel Strip deals
with things called “Sends”.
Sends are often used when you want to
apply the same effect to a number of
different signals (or tracks) at the same
time.
Sends is one place where the principal of
top to bottom signal flow is not maintained.
This is because sends may be either before
or after the Channel Strip volume level
fader (that is, pre-fader, post-fader or post-
pan).
16. Pre-fader sends are used mainly to
monitor the signal in headphones or
on-stage monitors. This lets you
control the mix and volume in monitors
differently than you might control the
mix and volume of the signal sent to
your output track or house speakers (in
a live performance situation).
Sends are typically used in conjunction
with Auxiliary Channel Strips and
busses.
Sends using Auxiliary Channel Strips
and busses are a good way to handle
intensive computational tasks such as
applying reverb because through this
method you can apply a single effect to
multiple tracks at the same time.
17. Next is the I/O (Input and Output) section
of the Channel Strip.
With these buttons, you control which
input comes into the strip and where the
output goes.
In this example, the signal comes from
Input 1 and the output is being sent to the
Stereo Out Channel Strip (which is the
default when a Channel Strip is created for
each new track.)
You can set the input to be any input on
your audio interface. You can also set the
output to stereo, mono or to a bus.
18. Next on the Channel Strip is a button
that allows you to group tracks
together.
Although this does not directly
impact signal flow, once tracks are
grouped, you can control the
parameters on all of the grouped
tracks at the same time – including
mute, volume and so on.
19. The final section of the
Channel Strip is used to
control the volume and pan of
the signal as well as the type
of automation used for these
parameters on the track.
20. This button controls the way
that automation works when
you use it.
While there is not time within
this short presentation to
explain automation, just
remember that this is where
you chose to set automation to
Read, Write, Touch or Latch
modes.
21. This knob is used to control the
pan – that is, how much of the
signal is output to the right or left
channel.
Pan in Logic Express is measured
in numbers that range for 0
(equally to left and right) through
to 63 – 100% to either the right or
the left.
22. This slider is called the
Volume Fader. It is used to
set the volume or level of
the signal coming through
the channel.
Moving it upwards increases
the volume; downwards
decreases the volume.
23. In Logic Express 9.0, the
volume of each Channel Strip
defaults to a 0.0 setting as
shown.
It can be adjusted upward to a
reading of 6.0 (very loud and
distorted) and downward to a
setting of -infinity (that is,
cannot be heard).
24. To the left of the Volume
Fader is a small window
called the Level Meter.
This shows you the level of
the signal during playback
or monitoring.
The level is displayed in the
level meter as a series of
small lines that change
colour as the volume
approaches a high level
where distortion is likely
(red lines).
25. Just above the Level Meter is a
small window that shows you the
peak volume on the track.
You can use this to help decide
how much to reduce the volume
to keep it out of an inappropriate
range.
26. Finally, there are a series of small
buttons that let you:
• Mute (M) the track so that it
cannot be heard;
• Solo (S) the track – signal from
other tracks cannot be heard;
• Change the Input/Output (O) of
the track to toggle between
Input 1 and Input 1-2 (mono and
stereo);
• Input Monitoring (I) - allows you
to hear the audio on tracks that
are not armed for recording:
• Record enable (R) - arms the
track for recording
27. That completes our tour of a Channel Strip in Logic
Express 9.0.
Basically, the input enters the Channel Strip at the
top, flows through any Equalization and Inserts you
may use.
Sends may interrupt that flow to send the signal
(or part of it) through an auxiliary track.
With the I/O section, you can control whether the
signal is mono or stereo and where the output is
sent.
In the lower section of the strip, you control the
Pan (or balance) from left to right and the Volume
Level of the signal.