The Audio Console Professor（音频控制台教授）.pdf

The Audio Console By Jim Kaiser with additions by Dave Tough Part One - The Audio Console Signal Flow Block Diagrams Important in describing use or function...  ‘signal flow’ = ‘path’ through a ‘system’  block diagrams describe complete systems by breaking them down into smaller sections or ‘blocks’.  each ‘block’ has a function and the diagram shows how they are connected together. Signal Flow/Block Diagram The Audio Console - Basic Functions The audio console has 3 main sections..input, output and monitor (lab project 1 review)  The input section amplifies the incoming signal and routes it to the output and monitor sections.  The output section routes the signal to the tape recorder or record medium used and/or the monitor section.  The monitor section enables the signal to be routed to the speakers and headphones for monitoring listening and overdubbing  Consoles are used in all 3 stages of recording tracking, overdubbing, and mixing.  ASSR-Consoles.mp4 - 6:00 - Typical Audio Console –Input, Output, Monitoring ‘processing’ output(s) input(s) monitoring The Audio Console - Basic Signal Flow Styles of Recording Music  late 1800’s - 1920’s one ‘live’ pass w/ all instruments  all sounds mixed during a ‘live’ performance  any mistakes/changes required another complete performance then...  1930’s - present overdubbing to add more instruments Recording Music ‘Overdubbing’ = adding instruments not present during the original performanc