Pocket FM Sound Engineer Interview Questions and Answers

Making a Background Piece

Q1. Why did you leave your last company?
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Seeking new opportunities for growth and development in a more challenging work environment.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Seeking better work environment

• Relocation

• Company downsizing
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Q2. What are your salary expectations?
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My salary expectations are based on industry standards, my experience, and the responsibilities of the role.
• Research industry standards for Sound Engineers in the specific location

• Consider your level of experience and expertise in the field

• Factor in the responsibilities and requirements of the job

• Be prepared to negotiate based on benefits, perks, and growth opportunities
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Q1. Type od dither used
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Various types of dither can be used in sound engineering, such as noise shaping dither, triangular PDF dither, and rectangular PDF dither.
• Noise shaping dither is commonly used to push quantization noise to frequencies where it is less audible.

• Triangular PDF dither adds noise with a triangular probability density function.

• Rectangular PDF dither adds noise with a rectangular probability density function.
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Q2. Eq types used in the master
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Parametric, graphic, and dynamic EQs are commonly used in mastering.
• Parametric EQ allows for precise control over frequency bands, gain, and bandwidth.

• Graphic EQ uses fixed frequency bands with adjustable gain for broad tonal shaping.

• Dynamic EQ combines the features of a compressor with an EQ to dynamically adjust frequencies based on input levels.

• Examples: FabFilter Pro-Q 3 (parametric), Waves GEQ (graphic), iZotope O
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Audio Assignment for making BGM and SFX For Audio Story

Q1. Knowledge about sound Engineering,Db meters,Knowing abt BGM and sounds
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Q2. What is mood maping while doing BGM
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Mood mapping in BGM involves creating a visual representation of the emotions and atmosphere of a scene to guide the music composition process.
• Identifying key emotions and themes of the scene

• Mapping out the progression of emotions throughout the scene

• Selecting appropriate musical elements to convey the desired mood

• Ensuring the music enhances the overall impact of the scene
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Sound design and mix audio book

Q1. Last job and CTC
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Q2. Comfortable in remote work
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