- Shuffle
Toggle OnToggle Off
- Alphabetize
Toggle OnToggle Off
- Front First
Toggle OnToggle Off
- Both Sides
Toggle OnToggle Off
Front
How to study your flashcards.
Right/Left arrow keys: Navigate between flashcards.right arrow keyleft arrow key
Up/Down arrow keys: Flip the card between the front and back.down keyup key
H key: Show hint (3rd side).h key
![]()
PLAY BUTTON
![]()
PLAY BUTTON
![]()
62 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
reasonable reliance
|
particularly in contracts, what a prudent person would believe and act upon if told something by another. Typically, a person is promised a profit or other benefit, and in reliance takes steps in reliance on the promise, only to find the statements or promises were not true or exaggerated. The one who relied can recover damages for the costs of his/her actions or demand performance if the reliance was "reasonable."
|
|
commercial impracticability
|
The doctrine of commercial impracticability has three elements:
(1) Something unexpected must have occurred; (2) The risk of the occurrence must not be assigned by the contract or by custom; and (3) The unexpected occurrence must have rendered performance commercially impracticable. |
|
duress
|
Duress or coercion (as a term of jurisprudence) is a possible legal defense, one of four of the most important justification defenses[1], by which defendants argue that they should not be held liable because the actions that broke the law were only performed out of an immediate fear of injury.
They did a certain action because they were threatened into it |
|
fraud
|
In criminal law, fraud is the crime or offense of deliberately deceiving another in order to damage them – usually, to obtain property or services unjustly
|
|
unconscionability
|
A seller's taking advantage of a buyer due to their unequal bargaining positions, perhaps because of the buyer's recent trauma, physical infirmity, ignorance, inability to read or inability to understand the language.
|
|
undue influence
|
is an equitable doctrine that involves one person taking advantage of a position of power over another person. It is where free will to bargain is not possible.
|
|
copyright act 204
|
transfers of copyrights or exclusive licenses of copyright must be in writing to be enforceable under the copyright law
|
|
uniform commercial code
|
is one of a number of uniform acts that have been promulgated in conjunction with efforts to harmonize the law of sales and other commercial transactions in all 50 states within the United States of America.
|
|
statute of frauds
|
a contract does not have to be in writing to be enforceable unless: real estate or performance more than 1 year
|
|
term
|
based on product
|
|
Seven year statute
|
exclusive contract to render personal services
-allows artist escape after 7 years |
|
advances
|
generally all in ( covers costs , producer advances and 3rd party payments
|
|
floors and ceilings
|
floor is bottom cost of advance and ceiling is maximum potential. Subsequent funds for future advances based on these
|
|
California Minimum compensation
|
artist makes 6,000 year 1
12,000 year 2 15,000 year 3-7 and so forth helps big companies hurt little guys |
|
courthouse steps
|
pay 10% amount that would have been owed had statute been complied with (penalty if not in contract)
|
|
parties capable of contracting
|
not mentally ill
not a minor not intoxicated at time of contract signing contract is voidable by an incapable person |
|
Patch Bay
|
• Allows signal to be routed into and out
of equipment • Centralized I/O access |
|
sleeve
|
shield
|
|
tip
|
hot
|
|
ring
|
cold
|
|
half normal patch bay
|
Top jack is connected to the break/input jack
on the bottom jack. Jack plugged into the top does not break connection Jack plugged into the bottom does break internal connection. |
|
full normal patch bay
|
Top break jack is connected to the break
jack on the bottom jack. Jack plugged into the top or bottom break internal connection. |
|
paralell patch bay
|
– Connection from tip to tip, and ring to ring
internal connection cannot be broken by inserting a plug. – Normally wired as side to side jacks. Used for multi connections |
|
console signal paths
|
channel
monitor |
|
channel path
|
main path
|
|
monitor path
|
secondary path
|
|
cue or headphone mix
|
Can be the stereo mix, but this stops the
engineer from listening to anything but the mix. |
|
how do u get an independant mix for the cue?
|
use aux sends
|
|
talk back mic
|
mic in console that lets
you be heard on the Cue Send. |
|
gain structure
|
Setting the levels to get the best signal
transfer through a console. • Always start with the stereo bus, channel, and monitor faders set to 0dB also called Unity Gain. |
|
digitally controlled analog
|
Signal path is all analog, but the pots and
faders are computer controlled. Better automation than analog Can have cleaner shorter signal path for audio |
|
digital console
|
Signal must be digitized
Computing power determines amount of signal processing. |
|
band limiting
|
Audio is made up a finite number or
frequencies that stop at a given frequency. |
|
sampling theory
|
A band limited signal can be completely
represented by a series of discrete samples taken at a frequency greater than twice the highest frequency in the signal. |
|
sampling frequency
|
S
|
|
A signal with a frequency response of 20Hz to
20kHz, must be sampled at: |
greater than 40Hz
|
|
does this effect sampling at higher frequencies?
|
In theory there is no frequency distortion of
higher frequencies. |
|
what is the problem with higher freqs?
|
- difficult to band limit the input
signal right at the Nyquest Frequency |
|
higher sampling rates have a:
|
high Nyquest
Frequency cutoff |
|
what is a word clock?
|
The samples must be taken at evenly
spaced intervals determined by the sampling rate. |
|
how often do samples need to be taken at 44.1kHz?
|
means samples must be taken
every 22.68μsec (0.00002267sec). |
|
what is clock jitter?
|
Errors in word clock timing are called
sample clock jitter |
|
what is the random error of clock jitter?
|
If the timing error is random, then the effect is
noise added to the signal |
|
what if the timing error has a frequency component?
|
If the timing error has a frequency
component, like a tone or 60Hz, then the sample clock jitter will add frequencies to the signal. Causing a frequency distortion. |
|
Can clock jitter occur in ADC or DAC?
|
both
|
|
what does a quantizer do?>
|
Quantizer breaks up the Max and Min level
into quantization intervals, and assigns each interval a value or code. code in binary in digital |
|
what is the number of quantization intervals determined by?
|
The number of quantization intervals is
determined by the number of bits used in the code. |
|
what is sample word length?
|
Number of bits used to code each sample is
called the sample word length |
|
what is the max audio level for quantizing?
|
Max level in digital audio is 0dBFS
|
|
when does clipping start?
|
Clipping starts at 0dBFS
|
|
what is quantization error?
|
The noise floor in digital is the rounding error
from the samples actual amplitude to the nearest quantizing interval. Called Quantization error. |
|
each bit added increases the dynamic range by how much?
|
Each bit added increases the dynamic range by 6dB
|
|
24 bits
|
144 db
|
|
16 bits
|
96 db
|
|
20 bits
|
120 db
|
|
does Adding bits after the signal is digitized change it’s noise floor?
|
no
|
|
what happens if your loose bits
|
Makes the error large, more noise
|
|
what is dither?
|
Low level random noise added to the signal
before sampling to stop quantization distortion. |
|
what is quantization distortion?
|
the effect the
quantization error has on the sample |
|
what is noise fading?
|
Noise Shaping is controlling the frequency
spectrum of the dither by shifting energy to higher frequencies. |
|
what is digital over?
|
When 2 or more consecutive
samples are recorded at 0dBFs. |
|
what is normalizing?
|
increases the digital signal so the
loudest sample is brought up to 0dBFS |