1. Chapter 7 - Audio Kevin Bechet

2. Cables Review VGA - Computer Cable XLR - Audio Cable XLR to Mini, XLR to Quarter Inch BNC - Video Cable RCA Cable- Standard connection to consumer televisions

3. Cables Review XLRBNC VGA

4. Cables Review

5. Audio Mixers Behringer Shure Mackie Sony

6. Key Terms ATR- Stands for audio tape recorder. Cardioid- Heart shaped pickup pattern of a unidirectional microphone. Condenser Microphone- High quality, sensitive microphone for critical sound pickup. DAT- Stands for Digital Audio Tape.

7. Key Terms Dynamic Microphone – A relatively rugged microphone. Good for outdoor use. Fader- A volume control that works by sliding a button horizontally along a specific scale. Hypercardiod – A very narrow pickup pattern with a long reach. The microphone can also hear sounds coming directly back. Jack - A socket or receptacle for a connector. Lavaliere - A small microphone that is clipped to clothing.

8. Key Terms Mini plug - Connector used for some consumer audio equipment. Omni directional - Pick up pattern with which the microphone can hear equally well from all directions. Pick up pattern - The territory around the microphone within which the microphone can be heard well.

9. Key Terms Polar Pattern - The two- dimensional representation of the microphone pickup pattern. Pop Filler - A wire mesh screen attached to the front of a microphone that reduces breath pops and sudden air blasts.

10. Key Terms VU Meter - Measures volume units, the relative loudness of amplified sound. Windscreen - Acoustic Foam rubber that is put over the entire microphone to cut down wind noise. Gain - The intensity of the microphone.

11. Microphone Review

12. Shotgun MicLav. MicrophoneWireless Handheld

13. Dynamic Microphone

14. Omni Directional vs Uni Directional

15. Hyper Cardioid

16. Microphone Placement

17. Wireless Set-Up

18. Audio Challenges Discussion Feedback why does this happen? Interference how does this happen? Over modulated audio quality, how can we prevent it?