Linear audio editing involves selecting and arranging sound clips in a sequential order, while non-linear editing allows random access to any clip and uses a cut-and-paste method. Non-linear editing provides more flexibility with features like video transitions and effects. Audio is recorded separately from video using specialized equipment and later synchronized during post-production using clapperboards. A sequence in audio production refers to connected tracks edited together to create a soundtrack.

2. Recording is the process of
capturing data or translating
information to a recording
format that is stored on some
storage medium such as
tape or disc. It is often
referred to as a record or a
recording.

3. Non linear editing is a process that
Linear audio editing is a post-production allows you to access any frame in a clip
process of selecting, arranging and regardless of sequence in the clip. non
modifying images and sound in a linear gives the freedom to access any
ordered sequence. Linear audio is a frame ,and use a cut and paste method
compressed format making it easier for and allows you too easily include video
rapid file transfer to your contractor. transition and effects such as
transitions, fades and colour effects
which can not be done in linear editing.

4. In terms of where you want to record, you need to take into account the following:
• Background noise – if you want to record a direct sound such as a window smash or a pen
click, you don’t really want to have any unwanted noise also known as background noise.
• Isolating your object
• Microphone positions
When you position your microphone, you want the sound to be as professional as possible. So when you
record someone speaking to the camera, you will want to cut down the background noise by using a
boom mic that you will raise as high as possible but as close as you can get to the actor who is speaking.
To adhere to continuity, you will want to keep the boom mic from being seen in the shots keeps audiences
in the reality of the film.
Audio is recorded in a different process than visuals. They are both not recorded on the same camera but
different ones that are suited specifically for visuals and sound.
Clapperboards are used to synchronise the sound with the visuals during post production.

5. A sequence is a series of
tracks that are connected and
edited together to create a
project soundtrack or a backing
track.

6. Sound Designer - The Sound Designer interprets the requirements of a production in terms of
sound collection.
Sound Supervisor - The Sound Supervisor oversees the sound post-production process of a
recording creatively and managerially
Production Sound Mixer - Production Mixers record sound on location or in a studio, They will
monitor the recorded sound through headphones and will work closely with the Sound Editor to
ensure that the highest quality sound recording is produced.
Sound Technician - Sound Technicians assemble, operate and maintain technical equipment to
amplify, enhance, record, mix or reproduce sound.

7. There are several effects used in audio production that help in creating various elements
including:
• Phase is a term used to describe the position of one sound wave relative to
another.
• Flange is an audio effect that is produced when 2 signals, which are identical are
mixed together but with one signal delayed less than a second.
• Distortion is where the effects create warm, fuzzy and dirty sounds by
compression and adding overtones. 2 of the distortion effects are fuzz and overdue.
• Compression is where all the sounds are at average volume instead of some
sounds being too quiet or too loud. Compression helps make those sounds into an average
volume.
• EQ is where you choose certain frequencies on the wavelength that you want to
keep or want to cut.
Altering sounds help make them slightly more professional and suitable for certain
productions.

8. File transfer is the name for the act of transmitting files from one computer to another or
to the internet. File transfer helps when you want to edit a project from one computer to
another. Some films and audio production will do file transfer in case the computer it is
stored on crashes. This file is a backup.

10. Synchronisation rights
In recording contract when the recording
artists music is synchronised to a video(for
example ,music video,film,advertisment) the
record company like Sony or BMG music can
receive all the money from those products if
the contract states the record label have
gained the synchronisation rights.

11. • What copyright exists in music?
There are principally 2 types of copyright to consider
• Using the work of others when we talk about music copyright.
The traditional ©, ‘C in a circle’ copyright, applies to the
If you use samples of music by other composition, musical score, lyrics, as well as any
authors in your work, ensure that you artwork or cover designs, as all of these are individually
get permission to use the work before subject to copyright in their own rights.
you attempt to publish or sell your You would however be justifiably annoyed if someone
work. Similarly, if you use loops or else simply copied your recording and started selling it
samples available via sample themselves. This is where the copyright in the sound
collections etc. ensure that these are recording comes into play.
licensed as free to use, or obtain
permission first.

12. Profanity is a show of disrespect, of a product whether it’s someone or something.
Blasphemy is the act of insulting or showing contempt for God.
Blasphemy has been shown in several films such as Monty Python’s ‘Life of Brian’ that have
shown signs of blasphemy including the protest of Christianity.
The use of profanity in films has always been controversial, but has increased significantly in
recent years. In several films such as Pulp Fiction and Super bad have used several abusive
worlds that has drawn criticism.