Exam 9: Production

Which of the following is NOT commonly used for digital audio recording/editing?

The process of crafting a station's commercials to reflect the station's format or stationality, is known as _____________spots.

AudioVault, Enco, DAD, and Nexgen are all examples of _________software used by most radio stations today,

In creating "formatted" spots, a spot for a music station will be produced in what style?

The job to record voice tracks, mix commercials and promos, maintain the production library, and perform basic editing chores is done by whom?

Because of its specific pickup pattern, the_________microphone is frequently used in most on-air and production studios.

What type of radio spots became popular during the 30´s?

What does the production director do?

A studio-_________ link (or STL) sends a radio station's audio signal from the broadcast studio location to a radio transmitter/tower in another location.

From Chapter 9, producer Ty Ford describes the three domains of audio as amplitude, ___________, and time.

To alter the amplitude to create the illusion being louder without actually changing level is called:

Which type of microphone pickup pattern is sensitive to sound from all directions?

Voice-tracking has generated many complaints and of the primarily concerns is that it has taken away many on-air positions for announcers.

On Christmas Eve 1926, the radio jingle was introduced, when four singers gathered for a musical tribute to what product?

Which type of microphone pickup pattern is sensitive to sound from all directions?

What type of radio spots became popular during the 1930s?

What is the job title of the station employee who prepares written material?

Computers may be used in the air studio to perform what functions?

A station´s sound library may consist of what kind of sources?

What new technology in the 1950s replaced live commercials with prerecorded messages?