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You have a customer who is a musician and wants to record and process music in his PC. What do you tell him are his options for audio interfaces for this activity? (Choose three.) A. FireWire B. Parallel C. PCIe D. USB Solution Ans- A. FireWire C. PCIe D. USB The audio interface is the hub of the modern recording studio. From humble home studios to massive media production houses, audio interfaces serve the vital function of passing audio from the outside world into your computer and back again. For many artists and engineers, the audio interface is the single most important piece of hardware, providing microphone preamplifiers, direct instrument inputs, digital converters, metering, headphone distribution, even digital signal processing (DSP), all in one unit. In more sophisticated setups, high-channel-count audio interfaces completely replace the role of traditional recording consoles. FireWire Audio Interfaces There are two types of FireWire found on audio interfaces: the older FireWire 400, which is the same speed as USB 2.0, and FireWire 800, which is almost twice as fast. For years, FireWire was the standard for high-speed audio interfaces and was found almost exclusively on Mac computers. Most modern computers connect to FireWire audio interfaces via FireWire to Thunderbolt adapters. FireWire delivers ample performance for most project studio needs, and FireWire audio interfaces have the benefit of being extremely affordable while providing high channel counts. PCIe Audio Interface PCIe audio interfaces boast specifications in line with Thunderbolt audio interfaces but require PCIe slots for installation. PCIe systems - such as Avid Pro Tools | HDX and Apogee Symphony - are typically intended for high-volume professional audio-production applications. USB Audio Interfaces While you might encounter an old USB 1.1 audio interface, USB 2.0 is the most common connection type on the market, providing moderate speed and near universal compatibility on Mac and Windows PCs. To overcome latency issues, many USB audio interfaces include \"latency-free\" monitoring options, which range from analog routing options that let you simply monitor the live input to more advanced onboard digital mixers that may even include DSP effects/processing. USB 3.0 is over 10 times faster than USB 2.0 and supports higher track counts with far less latency. Class-compliant USB audio interfaces, such as the Antelope Audio Orion 32, can provide up to 24 channels of iPad recording via the Apple Camera Connection Kit. .
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- Kendall and Siena are married and file a joint return. - Siena is a full-time science teacher at a local public middle school. She spent $600 of her own money to purchase supplies for labs she conducted with her students. She did not receive any reimbursement for these expenses. - Kendall is a self-employed driver for Delicious Deliveries. Kendall provided a statement from the food delivery service that indicated the number of miles driven and fees paid for the year. These fees are considered ordinary and necessary for the food delivery business: - 4,786 miles driven while delivering food from 1/1/2022 6/30/2022 - 4,880 miles drived while delivering food from 7/1/2022 12/31/2022 - Insulated box rental: $300 - Vehicle safety inspection (required by Delicious Deliveries): $50 - GPS device fee: $120 - Kendall's record keeping application shows he also drove 4,833 miles between deliveries ( 2 , 393 miles from 1/1/2022 6/30/2022 and 2,440 miles from 7/1/2022 12/31/2022 ) and 4,062 miles ( 2 , 051 miles from 1/1/2022 6/30/2022 and 2,011 miles from 7/1/2022 12/31/2022 ) driven between his home and his first and last delivery point of the day. Kendall has a separate car for personal use. He bought and started using his second car for business on September 1, 2020. - Kendall also kept receipts for the following out-of-pocket expenses: - $100 on tolls - \$120 for car washes - $48 for parking tickets - $75 for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) used during deliveries - \$150 for snacks and lunches Kendall consumed while working - Kendall provided the Form 1099-NEC and Form 1099-K that he received from Delicious Deliveries. - Kendall also received $500 in cash tips that were not reported elsewhere. - Kendall was sick with Covid-19 and was unable to work for 14 days in May 2022. - Kendall purchased virtual currency through an electronic transfer of cash from his checking account. He had no other virtual currency transactions. - The U. S. federal student loan that Siena owed for postsecondary educational expenses was forgiven in 2022. The amount of student loan canceled was $15 , 000 . Siena did not receive any tax form reporting this amount.
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a.
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