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Audio Concepts 107 - Analog Tape Recording.
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1
For stereo tape recording, two tracks on quarter-inch tape is called...
the full-track format
the half-track format
the quarter-track format
the dual-track format
2
A common use of real tape in the DAW studio is...
guarantee a hit, because all the biggest hits were tracked on tape
to bounce a finished mix to tape, for its analog character
to make critical punches, because punching is more accurate with tape
to make critical edits, because editing is more accurate with tape
3
Audio is stored on analog tape in the form of...
perforations of the tape, like a punch card
pulse-code modulation
magnetized particles (domains) on the tape
optical wavelengths on the tape
4
As opposed to punches in a DAW, analog punches are...
impossible
faster
easier
destructive
5
When playing a tape on an analog tape recorder, the tape moves...
from left to right in a continuous loop
from right to left in a continuous loop
from right to left, supply reel to takeup reel
from left to right, supply reel to takeup reel
6
With an analog tape recorder, varispeed...
changes speed while preserving pitch
is only possible during recording
affects both time and pitch
changes pitch while preserving tempo
7
It's useful to still be familiar with the ins & outs of analog tape because...
when the DAW crashes, engineers must be ready to turn to tape to finish the session
the sound of tape is still popular in modern production
when the DAW fad runs its course, tape will take over again
about half of all sessions are still recorded on analog tape
8
The long-time standard for professional multitrack tape recorders was...
40 tracks
32 tracks
20 tracks
24 tracks
9
Early methods of ADT (Artificial Double-Tracking)...
involved replaying a part on two or more tracks
involved deliberately mis-aligning a tape recorder
were forbidden at Abbey Road studio because they damaged the recorders
used a second tape machine to delay a copy of the signal
10
Tape is pulled past the heads in the following order:
erase, repro, playback
repro, playback, record
record, erase, repro
erase, record, repro
11
The most common reel size for professional tape is...
5 inches
7 inches
10.5 inches
3 inches
12
The two main steps of analog tape aligment are...
record and overdub alignment
repro and playback alignment
playback and fast-wind alignment
repro and record alignment
13
MDMs-Modular Digital Multitracks, like ADAT...
8-track videotape-based recorders that could be sync'd to increase track count
DAT recorders that added tracks to their original stereo format
the first hard-disk recorders
open-reel digital recorders that offered 24/48 or 32/64 tracks
14
Storing a tape tails out means...
don't rewind the tape—store it on the takeup reel
flip the tape over and play it backwards once before storing it
always store the tape upside down in the box
always rewind the tape after use and store it on the supply reel
15
A trick to avoid tape breakage when fast-winding is...
never use fastforward and rewind once audio has been recorded on the tape
rewind and fastforward the tape by hand
switch the machine to its slowest playback speed before fast-winding
slow the tape down by hitting the opposite fast-wind button before stopping
16
Virtual tape refers to plug-ins that emulate the sound of tape. True or False?
True
False
17
The first two steps of a tape alignment procedure are...
demagnetizing and defragging the recorder
cleaning and defragging the recorder
cleaning and demagnetizing the recorder
cleaning and debugging the recorder
18
Tape noise-reduction systems were available from...
Dolby and Ampex
Ampex and 3M
Dolby and dbx
Ampex and dbx
19
"Rocking the reels" refers to...
playing a recording while playing air guitar
fast-forwarding and rewinding the tape
manually locating an edit point by moving the reels by hand
shaking the reels to prevernt the tape from sticking
20
Tape is still desireable because...
subtle tape saturation adds pleasant warmth
tape recordings have less distortion than DAW recordings
it's easier to edit with tape than with DAWs
lots of hits were recorded on tape
Audio Concepts 107
Analog Tape Recording
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