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Chapter 9 Audio

Audio in Multimedia In a multimedia production, sound and music are crucial in helping to establish moods and create environments.

Audio on PCs Many types of sounds are accessible with a PC. They include: Music Sound effects Spoken narration Video soundtracks Real-time telephone conversations Operating system alerts and prompts

Digital Audio Recording Digital recording devices capture sound by sampling the sound waves.

Digital Audio Quality The quality and size of digital audio depends on: The sampling rate The sample size The number of channels The time span of the recording

What is streaming audio? Streaming audio plays as it reaches your PC, making it unnecessary to wait until the entire file is downloaded to the computer.

Audio File Formats An audio file’s format determines what files a PC can open and play, and how much space the file occupies on a disk. File formats include: MP3 WAV MIDI

MP3 Format MP3 is a standard format for music files sent over the Internet. MP3s: Use one of three MPEG standards for audio compression Can compress an audio file to about one-twelfth of the space it occupies on a CD with no significant loss of sound quality

WAV Format WAV is a standard for sound files on Windows and Macintosh PCs. WAVs: Do not compress audio as much as MP3s Are generally used for sound effects and other small files

MIDI Format MIDI is a method and format for recording music from synthesizers and other electronic instruments. MIDIs: Are created with a computer that has a sequencer Do not contain actual musical notes Do not contain sound waves or use sampling Are small and load quickly on a Web site

Audio Software for the PC Most new PCs come with some software and hardware for recording and managing audio files. Audio editing software allows you to edit audio files and convert them from one format to another. MIDI software includes programs for recording, storing, replaying, and editing MIDI files. Composition software allows you to create sheet music for many voices or instruments.

Audio Hardware Devices Audio hardware devices for the PC may include: Audio or sound cards Speakers Microphones for voice input MIDI input devices CD/DVD burners