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Produced Michael Jackson
Composed film soundtracks for movies The Color Purple, Roots, The Wiz, etc
Nominated for over 70 grammies |
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Started out working for BBC
Worked for EMI
Produced artists The Beatles, Aerosmith, Elton John, etc |
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Founded MOTOWN in 1959
Produced artists Temptations, Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, etc |
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Opened SUN Records in 1950 in Mephis
Produced for Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis |
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Won 13 grammy's
Got his 1st big break "Big Girls Don't Cry" by Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons
Engineered Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, Muddy Waters, etc. |
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Producer/engineer for Rock Genre.
Started recording bands at 19 in his basement
First gig for Pye Studios working with Sammy Davis, etc
Worked with Jimi Hendrix. |
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Co-founder of Def Jam
known for rap and metal
produced for beastie boys, Run DMC, public enemy, Slayer, LL Cool J, etc |
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Co founder of Def Jam
known for business/marketing, hip hop, rap
produced Run DMC, Slick Rick, etc
started Def Comedy Jam
sold Def Jam to Universal 100 million |
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got his start playing the guitar for sesame street
house player at apollo
started Chic 1977
produced for diana ross, David Bowie, Madonna, Duran Duran
Composed soundtracks for beverly hills cop 3, coming to america, earth girls are easy |
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Atlantic Records
Produced by Ray Charles, Joe Turner, BEtte Midler. |
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Writer for billboard mag
Changed race records to r&b
Brought into Atlantic when Ahmet's partner for drafted into war.
Produced artists like Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Cher. |
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P=Power
I=Current
E=Elctromotive Force
R=Resistance(DC)
Z=Impedence(AC) |
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W=Watts
A=Amps
V=Voltz
O=Ohms
O=Ohms |
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| Any signal that has NOT been processed or affected |
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| Any signal that has been manipulated with effects |
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| Dynamic based effects processors |
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| Most important part of a film/tells the story |
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| Sounds effects added in real time to the picture, such as footsteps, clothing movements, other sounds not captured on set |
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| combining everyday sounds to make new sounds |
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| Persons responsible for capturing dialogue |
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| Makes sure audio is being recorded set, and makes sure its at a good volume |
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| Automatic Dialogue Replacement |
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| movie theater with a large format console |
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| Final elements of a sound track that when combined make the final mix |
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| Frequency selective amplifiers that allow us to alter freq characteristics of a given sound. Grouped with dynamic processing cuz they deal with amplitude. |
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| By alternately slowing down one machine then the other, different cancellations occurred. Since the two signals would alternately add and subtract, the audible effect is "swishing" |
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| Two basic states : open and closed. Open allows signal to pass, closed doesn't. Gates feature controls for amplitude level where it opens/closes and how quickly it changes. |
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| control bandwiths and freq of a given signal or sound |
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| Mimic acoustic reflection of different sized areas |
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| Alters high/low volumes within audio signal |
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| Distinct repetitions to sounds (echoes) |
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