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Analog Mixing Consoles - Mixing Console Layout, Signal Flow and I/O.
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  • 1

    What is the best type of connection to use for processors that have both send and return jacks?

  • 2

    When we press the MUTE button, the signal is re-routed to the signal ground circuit-a dead end. True or false?

  • 3

    Which is the SOLO button's basic mode of operation?

  • 4

    The Main Outputs can also connect directly to a:

  • 5

    Which user control is the most important?

  • 6

    In terms of signal flow, the pan knob is:

  • 7

    You can assign a signal to more than one subgroup bus by pressing more than one assignment button. True or false?

  • 8

    What type of input is NOT in the input section?

  • 9

    What is the basic mode of operation for the SOLO button in a DAW?

  • 10

    What kind of connection allows you to split a signal?

  • 11

    It's the duty of the gain/trim knob to bring the signal up to line level. True or false?

  • 12

    When using the SOLO button in Pre-Fader Listen Mode, the signal interrupts the Master. True or false?

  • 13

    Gain Stage 1 provides more gain than Gain Stage 2 and 3 in the console. True or false?

  • 14

    Gain Stage 2 is also known as the Master Fader. True or false?

  • 15

    Circuit noise is full of low frequency. True or false?

  • 16

    What does the Input Section do?

  • 17

    Each Subgroup Master has an EQ. True or false?

  • 18

    In a DAW, where is it possible to SOLO or MUTE?

  • 19

    The difference between gain and trim is related to the design of the pre-amplifer circuit. True or false?

  • 20

    The Gain Knob applies gain to the input signal, and the Trim knob cuts gain from the output signal. True or false?

  • 21

    Gain Stage 3 is also known as the Master Fader. True or false?

  • 22

    The Pan knob is actually a variable switch. True or false?

  • 23

    Polarity and Phase are the same thing. True or false?

  • 24

    Gain Staging is the process of making sure that the signal flow through multiple gain stages is handled in such a way that no additional noise is added or increased along the way to the final output. True or false?

  • 25

    The most basic and common signal path found on all mixers no matter how big or small is:

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