Berklee College of Music Quiz 3.1

Quiz 3.1 1. Which of the following ports is typically used to connect a MIDI controller to a computer? USB 2. What range of values is used to represent a MIDI note’s velocity? 128 3. Which of the following typically controls how loud a synthesizer plays a note? Velocity 4.Which of the following statements apply to working with MIDI? A and B 5.Which of the following is not part of the MIDI specification? Audio 6.Which of the following capabilities typically found in a MIDI sequencer makes it possible to record to bars and beats in real time? a click 7.The Timeline grid in GarageBand displays which of the following? Timecode Location Markers Absolute Time Bars and Beats 8. Identify the advantages of working with a MIDI sequencer. All of the above 9.True or False: When using MIDI tracks in a production, you need to make the virtual instruments or hardware synth available for playback in order to hear the parts. TRUE 10.What is the difference between a Real Instrument and a Software Instrument track in GarageBAnd? MIDI data is recorded in a software instrument track 11.Which of the following record modes is available in Garageband? All of the above 12.For any MIDI note event, which of the following can be edited? Velocity

13.What application is used to configure CORE MIDI in Mac OSX? Audio MIDI Setup 14.What range of values is used to represent notes in the MIDI specification 128