R088 - CREATING A DIGITAL SOUND SEQUENCE

This refers to the speed at which data is transferred,

• Bit rate

• Bit depth

• Pitch

• Sampling

This refers to how high or low the note sounds.

• Bit rate

• Bit depth

• Pitch

• Sampling

This refers to the quality of the transferred data.

• Bit rate

• Bit depth

• Pitch

• Sampling

This refers to a method of converting an analogue sound signal into a digital file with a series of measurements.

• Bit rate

• Bit depth

• Pitch

• Sampling

The frequency of a voice or instrument is known as the...

• Timbre

• Tonal Range

• Tone

• Dynamic Range

The range between the lowest frequency and highest frequency that can be played.

• Timbre

• Tonal Range

• Tone

• Dynamic Range

‘Any single-frequency signal or sound

• Timbre

• Tonal Range

• Tone

• Dynamic Range

The range of acceptable or possible volumes of sound occurring in the course of a piece of music or a performance.

• Timbre

• Tonal Range

• Tone

• Dynamic Range

The lower the sample rate the better the quality of the sound.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The higher the sample rate the better the quality of the sound.

• TRUE

• FALSE