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Studio Vocabulary

This is the vocabulary for units one and two in Broadcasting One.

QuestionAnswer
master control through which all audio sources are aired board
another term for the studio control room
a written message copy
to prepare a recording without listeners hearing cue
worn to determine proper balance between voice and music (cans) headphones
switch used to put audio sources on air key
volume control (gain) - effects levels on air master pot
volume control for loudspeaker monitor pot
system that cuts off loudspeaker in studio muting system
controls volume for each studio source pot
to control gain as registered on a VU with a pot ride gain
two or more recordings aired back to back segue
a commercial spot
(used for record albums) need at least two for cueing and segueing turntables
measures loudness (volume units meter) vu meter
announcer speaks after several selections have been played backsell
blending of two recordings crossfade
silence on the air dead air
audio is turned down to zero intentionally dead pot
spot recording on tape usually with music and sound effects production spot
planned silence between musical selections savor time
live message read at the end of a taped spot tag
announcer talks as recording is fading talk out
announcer talks over instrumental, but not to vocal talk over
announcer talks over instrumental up to vocal talk up
Created by: missmckenna
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