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Real-World Sounds Space: Environment and Architecture Space Environment

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Question 1 of 9

1. Question
Loudspeaker concerts involve all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Several loudspeakers, each of which plays the part of one orchestral member.
- Loudspeakers distributed around a room, allowing sounds to be spatially located.
- Different kinds of loudspeakers in a hall, focusing on different frequency ranges of sounds.
- Loudspeakers placed in a particular way, in order for sounds to be able to move around.
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2. Question
Reverberation can be used for all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Creating echo effects.
- Creating a sense of space and depth.
- Changing the distance of a sound.
- Creating the sense of sound reflection.
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3. Question
Max Neuhaus believes in heightened awareness in his ‘Listen’ project. He hopes you can hear all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Stereo and surround sound.
- Foreground and background.
- Above and below.
- Close and far.
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4. Question
Automation can be used for all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Changing loop settings.
- Changing panning settings.
- Changing reverberation settings.
- Changing filter settings.
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Question 5 of 9

5. Question
It is possible to make a recorded piece to sound like a particular space in all of the following ways, EXCEPT:
- Find a similar space and work there.
- Record all of the sounds in that space.
- Make reverberation measurements in the space and use those as the settings.
- Perform the piece in that space.
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Question 6 of 9

6. Question
Site-specific performances can take place in all of the following, EXCEPT:
- A concert hall.
- A boat harbour.
- A cemetery.
- The internet.
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Question 7 of 9

7. Question
To give a sense of a sound close by, use:
- No reverb and all direct sound.
- Some reverb and some direct sound.
- More direct sound and less reverb.
- More reverb and less direct sound.
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Question 8 of 9

8. Question
Sound cannot be heard in outer space because:
- Outer space is a vacuum, so the sounds have nothing to travel through.
- The reverb time is too long.
- No one is listening.
- Our microphones aren’t sufficiently strong enough.
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9. Question
You can use panning for all of the following, EXCEPT:
- Aiming a microphone at a sound.
- Moving recorded sounds around a space.
- Placing a sound somewhere in a space.
- Establishing a stereo position for a sound.
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