Ribbon microphones are typically not used in TV show sound design due to their sensitivity to wind and handling noise.

The sound designer is responsible for creating and implementing the sound effects that help bring the show's world to life.

Foley is the process of creating and recording sound effects in a studio, typically using everyday objects.

Dialogue is not a sound effect, but rather the spoken words of the characters in a TV show.

ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) is the process of recording and editing the dialogue for a TV show after it has been filmed.

Sound mixing is the process of combining and balancing the various sound elements of a TV show, such as dialogue, sound effects, and music.

Final Cut Pro is a video editing software, not a sound design software.

The master mix is the final mix of a TV show's audio that is used for broadcast.

MP3 is a lossy audio file format that is not suitable for professional sound design work.

Scoring is the process of creating and editing the music for a TV show.

The kazoo is not a common musical instrument used in TV show sound design.

Sound editing is the process of creating and editing the sound effects for a TV show.

Logic Pro is a music production software, not a sound effect software.

Scoring is the process of adding music to a TV show.

Country music is not a common genre used in TV show sound design.