Microphones come in two main types: dynamic and condenser. Dynamic microphones are cheaper, tougher for live use without phantom power, while condenser microphones are more expensive, delicate for studio use and require phantom power.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the type of microphone used, where it is placed, and why. Students are tasked with working in a group to record a video demonstrating how to mic up a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic choices and placements. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about a video on recording guitars in Logic.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the microphone choice and placement location and purpose. Students are tasked with recording a video demonstrating how to mic a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic selections and positions. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about an upcoming video on recording guitars in Logic.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the microphone choice and placement location and purpose. Students are tasked with recording a video demonstrating how to mic a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic selections and positions. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about an upcoming video on recording guitars in Logic.
The document provides information about objectives and tasks for a GCSE Music class focusing on timbre and dynamics in stringed instruments. It includes sections defining non-fretted and fretted string instruments, their key features and techniques. Students are assigned tasks to create a fact file on stringed instruments and identify techniques in example music pieces. Their homework is to prepare a solo performance and research their own instrument for composing an idiomatic composition.
This document provides a summary of key concepts in bank risk management. It covers topics like capital charge computation parameters under the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach, inputs required for advanced IRB models, how banks' capital requirements change with respect to different risk types, and components of portfolio risk. It also addresses risk mitigation techniques, stress testing importance, and operational risk measurement methods outlined in the Basel Accords. The document tests understanding through multiple choice questions on these risk management concepts.
This document appears to be a quiz covering various topics related to foreign exchange and risk management. It includes multiple choice questions and fill in the blank exercises testing understanding of key terms. Some of the topics covered include foreign exchange markets, exchange rates, derivatives, types of risk like settlement risk, and risk management strategies. The document provides answers to the questions and exercises for users to check their progress in learning the material.
This document contains 16 multiple choice questions and explanations from a module on accounting concepts. The questions assess understanding of key financial ratios and calculations including: net working capital, debt-equity ratio, current ratio, quick ratio, tangible net worth, outside liabilities, break-even point, and components of balance sheets such as assets, liabilities, equity, and capital. The full document provides the questions, multiple choice answers, explanations, and contact information for additional help with accounting concepts.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the type of microphone used, where it is placed, and why. Students are tasked with working in a group to record a video demonstrating how to mic up a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic choices and placements. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about a video on recording guitars in Logic.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the microphone choice and placement location and purpose. Students are tasked with recording a video demonstrating how to mic a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic selections and positions. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about an upcoming video on recording guitars in Logic.
3 term 1 - recording - using the digital mixerTRFWIAMusicTech
This document discusses techniques for recording drums, including using four dynamic drum microphones, two overhead microphones, and explaining the microphone choice and placement location and purpose. Students are tasked with recording a video demonstrating how to mic a drum set using these techniques and explaining their mic selections and positions. They are also assigned to tweet a link to their recorded track and bring in a question about an upcoming video on recording guitars in Logic.
The document provides information about objectives and tasks for a GCSE Music class focusing on timbre and dynamics in stringed instruments. It includes sections defining non-fretted and fretted string instruments, their key features and techniques. Students are assigned tasks to create a fact file on stringed instruments and identify techniques in example music pieces. Their homework is to prepare a solo performance and research their own instrument for composing an idiomatic composition.
This document provides a summary of key concepts in bank risk management. It covers topics like capital charge computation parameters under the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach, inputs required for advanced IRB models, how banks' capital requirements change with respect to different risk types, and components of portfolio risk. It also addresses risk mitigation techniques, stress testing importance, and operational risk measurement methods outlined in the Basel Accords. The document tests understanding through multiple choice questions on these risk management concepts.
This document appears to be a quiz covering various topics related to foreign exchange and risk management. It includes multiple choice questions and fill in the blank exercises testing understanding of key terms. Some of the topics covered include foreign exchange markets, exchange rates, derivatives, types of risk like settlement risk, and risk management strategies. The document provides answers to the questions and exercises for users to check their progress in learning the material.
This document contains 16 multiple choice questions and explanations from a module on accounting concepts. The questions assess understanding of key financial ratios and calculations including: net working capital, debt-equity ratio, current ratio, quick ratio, tangible net worth, outside liabilities, break-even point, and components of balance sheets such as assets, liabilities, equity, and capital. The full document provides the questions, multiple choice answers, explanations, and contact information for additional help with accounting concepts.
Retail banking ii lesson 1 distribution session 1(1)Vinayak Kamath
Mutual funds represent combined and diversified funds from large numbers of individual investors with similar investment goals. The structure of mutual funds in India includes mutual fund sponsors, a mutual fund trust, an asset management company, distributors/agents, registrar and transfer agents, and bankers. The benefits of investing in mutual funds include access to professional money managers, diversification, liquidity, tax efficiency, and low transaction costs. Mutual funds can be classified based on their structure as open-ended or close-ended funds, and based on investment objective as growth, income, balanced, or money market funds.
This document provides an overview of the Advanced Bank Management syllabus from the CAIIB exam, covering topics such as economics, supply and demand, money and inflation, interest rates, business cycles, and sectors of the Indian economy. It is compiled by K. Adi Swarup Patnaik from Dhanlaxmi Bank and contains definitions, theories, and important concepts for each section of the syllabus in bullet point form.
1. The bond has a coupon rate of 6% of Rs. 1000, which is Rs. 60 per year.
2. The bond is held for 3 years.
3. The compounded annual return is 5.6%
4. Using the formula for compound interest:
A = P(1 + R/100)^n
Where,
P = Principal amount = Rs. 1000
R = Annual interest rate = 5.6%
N = Number of years = 3
5. Plugging in the values:
A = 1000(1 + 0.056)^3 = Rs. 1010.77
The document discusses several topics related to financial markets and institutions:
- Capital markets facilitate the flow of long-term funds with maturities over one year, while primary markets facilitate the issuance of new securities. Commercial banks are the most dominant depository institution.
- Interest rates are determined by the supply of and demand for loanable funds according to the loanable funds theory. Factors like expected inflation, government spending, and money supply changes affect the supply and demand curves for loanable funds and equilibrium interest rates.
- Debt security yields are influenced by characteristics like risk, tax status, liquidity, and term to maturity. The term structure of interest rates, as depicted by the yield curve, also influences
This document provides an overview of the lender's appraisal process for home loans. It discusses the key phases including information acquisition, credit appraisal and sanction, and disbursement. The appraisal process begins with an application form that collects relevant information for deciding loan eligibility. Next is the credit appraisal phase where officers scrutinize information and set loan terms. The final phase is disbursement by cheque or bank transfer. The document also includes a sample application form and discusses the procedures lenders follow internally and principles underlying the process.
This document provides information about an introduction to Logic multitrack recording for a Music Technology class. It includes objectives to learn about multitrack recording techniques in Logic and instructions for an in-class task to create a multitrack recording in pairs. It also outlines the requirements for a multitrack recording portfolio assignment and homework to choose a piece to record.
This document contains a series of multiple choice questions related to economics, banking, and finance. The questions cover topics like monetary policy, fiscal policy, inflation, GDP, money supply, interest rates, bond prices, demand and supply, and foreign direct investment. For each question, multiple answer options are provided and the correct answer is indicated. The document serves as a study guide or practice test for exams related to subjects like JAIIB or CAIIB.
This document provides an overview of bank financial management and international banking topics related to the CAIIB exam syllabus. It covers key concepts like exchange rates, foreign exchange markets, spot and forward rates, currency quotes, cross currency rates, arbitrage, forex operations including dealing, back office and mid office functions, and associated risks. It also discusses forex derivatives like forwards, options, swaps, and defines risks like exchange rate risk, settlement risk, and describes various dealing limits set by banks to manage risks.
Retail banking ii lesson 1 distribution session 1(1)Vinayak Kamath
Mutual funds represent combined and diversified funds from large numbers of individual investors with similar investment goals. The structure of mutual funds in India includes mutual fund sponsors, a mutual fund trust, an asset management company, distributors/agents, registrar and transfer agents, and bankers. The benefits of investing in mutual funds include access to professional money managers, diversification, liquidity, tax efficiency, and low transaction costs. Mutual funds can be classified based on their structure as open-ended or close-ended funds, and based on investment objective as growth, income, balanced, or money market funds.
This document provides an overview of the Advanced Bank Management syllabus from the CAIIB exam, covering topics such as economics, supply and demand, money and inflation, interest rates, business cycles, and sectors of the Indian economy. It is compiled by K. Adi Swarup Patnaik from Dhanlaxmi Bank and contains definitions, theories, and important concepts for each section of the syllabus in bullet point form.
1. The bond has a coupon rate of 6% of Rs. 1000, which is Rs. 60 per year.
2. The bond is held for 3 years.
3. The compounded annual return is 5.6%
4. Using the formula for compound interest:
A = P(1 + R/100)^n
Where,
P = Principal amount = Rs. 1000
R = Annual interest rate = 5.6%
N = Number of years = 3
5. Plugging in the values:
A = 1000(1 + 0.056)^3 = Rs. 1010.77
The document discusses several topics related to financial markets and institutions:
- Capital markets facilitate the flow of long-term funds with maturities over one year, while primary markets facilitate the issuance of new securities. Commercial banks are the most dominant depository institution.
- Interest rates are determined by the supply of and demand for loanable funds according to the loanable funds theory. Factors like expected inflation, government spending, and money supply changes affect the supply and demand curves for loanable funds and equilibrium interest rates.
- Debt security yields are influenced by characteristics like risk, tax status, liquidity, and term to maturity. The term structure of interest rates, as depicted by the yield curve, also influences
This document provides an overview of the lender's appraisal process for home loans. It discusses the key phases including information acquisition, credit appraisal and sanction, and disbursement. The appraisal process begins with an application form that collects relevant information for deciding loan eligibility. Next is the credit appraisal phase where officers scrutinize information and set loan terms. The final phase is disbursement by cheque or bank transfer. The document also includes a sample application form and discusses the procedures lenders follow internally and principles underlying the process.
This document provides information about an introduction to Logic multitrack recording for a Music Technology class. It includes objectives to learn about multitrack recording techniques in Logic and instructions for an in-class task to create a multitrack recording in pairs. It also outlines the requirements for a multitrack recording portfolio assignment and homework to choose a piece to record.
This document contains a series of multiple choice questions related to economics, banking, and finance. The questions cover topics like monetary policy, fiscal policy, inflation, GDP, money supply, interest rates, bond prices, demand and supply, and foreign direct investment. For each question, multiple answer options are provided and the correct answer is indicated. The document serves as a study guide or practice test for exams related to subjects like JAIIB or CAIIB.
This document provides an overview of bank financial management and international banking topics related to the CAIIB exam syllabus. It covers key concepts like exchange rates, foreign exchange markets, spot and forward rates, currency quotes, cross currency rates, arbitrage, forex operations including dealing, back office and mid office functions, and associated risks. It also discusses forex derivatives like forwards, options, swaps, and defines risks like exchange rate risk, settlement risk, and describes various dealing limits set by banks to manage risks.
3. MICROPHONES
DYNAMIC CONDENSER
Use for Vocals, Guitar Amps Acoustic Instruments
Price Cheap Expensive
Phantom
Power?
No Yes
Build Tough, good for live Delicate, good for studio