Revision CUS30109 Certificate III in music. Microphones - Condenser w phantom power - Dynamic - What each is used for - Polar patterns/ frequency response.

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Revision CUS30109 Certificate III in music

Microphones - Condenser w phantom power - Dynamic - What each is used for - Polar patterns/ frequency response - Hz – range - Set up

Sound - reflection in rooms - absorption - Room tunning/ equalisation

Terminology - signal to noise ration - phase - level/ headroom - cable shielding - analogue/ Digital - Audio defects - Digital Sampling

Equipment - Mixer - Interface - Amplifier - Speakers - Effects rack - Midi controller

Acoustics - frequency - pitch - amplitude - loudness - velocity - wavelength - acoustical phase - timbre - sound envelope

Psychoacoustics - Spatial hearing - direct sound - early sound - reverberant sound - room design - pan

Plugins - EQ - filters – band pass, high pass, low pass - compression/ expansion - faders and auxiliary buses - effects devices - wet/ dry mix

Issues - gear faults - bad timing - frequency overlap - distortion - electrical noise - room noise - sillibance - string noise

Safety - manual handling techniques - electrical safety - hearing loss and prevention

Recording - Guide tracks - Multi tracks - Live mix - Formats: mp3, wav, Raw audio