Music production

Audio engineering

Video editing

Live sound reinforcement

To record and edit audio

To create and arrange music

To mix and master audio

All of the above

Condenser microphone

Dynamic microphone

Ribbon microphone

Lavalier microphone

To control virtual instruments

To record audio

To mix and master audio

To create and arrange music

A synthesizer creates sounds from scratch, while a sampler plays back recorded sounds.

A synthesizer plays back recorded sounds, while a sampler creates sounds from scratch.

Both synthesizers and samplers create sounds from scratch.

Both synthesizers and samplers play back recorded sounds.

To reduce the dynamic range of a signal

To increase the dynamic range of a signal

To add distortion to a signal

To remove noise from a signal

To adjust the frequency response of a signal

To increase the dynamic range of a signal

To add distortion to a signal

To remove noise from a signal

To add ambience to a signal

To increase the dynamic range of a signal

To add distortion to a signal

To remove noise from a signal

To create a sense of space and depth

To increase the dynamic range of a signal

To add distortion to a signal

To remove noise from a signal

To prevent a signal from exceeding a certain level

To increase the dynamic range of a signal

To add distortion to a signal

To remove noise from a signal

Mixing the sound from multiple sources

Amplifying the sound

Equalizing the sound

Adding reverb to the sound

To divide the audio signal into different frequency bands

To amplify the sound

To equalize the sound

To add reverb to the sound

To allow the performers to hear themselves and each other

To amplify the sound

To equalize the sound

To add reverb to the sound

To prevent feedback from occurring

To amplify the sound

To equalize the sound

To add reverb to the sound

Teaching music theory

Teaching music history

Teaching music performance

Teaching music production