ICPDMT3440 — Manipulate and incorporate audio into multimedia presentations

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What an assessment for ICPDMT3440 must cover

38 assessable components: 3 elements (17 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare to edit digital audio

1.1Identify job specifications and audio requirements
1.2Identify and prepare required audio files for editing
1.3Identify methods for saving and producing digital audio outputs
1.4Select sampling techniques for digital audio

2 Edit digital audio

2.1Select digital audio software according to job specifications
2.2Edit and manipulate audio using selected software
2.3Edit single and multiple audio tracks
2.4Join multiple tracks of digital audio
2.5Use digital effects to modify and integrate digital audio tracks
2.6Apply time encoding to single and multiple edited digital audio tracks
2.7Insert audio track into multimedia production sequence according to job specifications

3 Construct digital audio track

3.1Treat defects on sound recordings
3.2Use special effects and mixing techniques on audio track according to job specifications
3.3Use sequencers to create digital audio tracks
3.4Use Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) and sound cards to create digital audio
3.5Produce audio track using required track construction software and hardware
3.6Save audio tracks in required file formats

Performance evidence

construct, edit and incorporate audio elements into at least two different multimedia sequences.

Knowledge evidence

distinguishing features of analogue and digital audio
meaning of amplitude, sound waves, frequency, mono and stereo
features of digital audio formats currently used by industry
data rates that apply to digital sources
sampling techniques and sources for sampling digital audio
uses of Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) technology
features of selected digital audio software
purpose of an audio frame in saving and producing digital audio outputs
process to join multiple tracks of digital audio
types of digital effects used to modify and integrate digital audio tracks
techniques for hooking sounds together
purpose of time encoding
use of sequencers in creating digital audio tracks
purposes of sound cards.

Foundation skills

Reading: Evaluates textual information to establish audio format and software requirements
Oral Communication: Uses clear technical terminology to describe audio characteristics
Numeracy: Identifies numerical data to identify digital audio formats and apply time encoding and data rates
Planning and Organising: Plans and implements tasks required to complete jobs according to specifications Assesses alternatives and makes routine decisions directly related to own role
Problem Solving: Uses listening techniques to identify audio issues
Technology: Identifies and rectifies defects in sound recordings Identifies the purposes, functions and features of digital systems and tools used for sound recording and editing, and uses them to complete tasks

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What does an assessment tool for ICPDMT3440 need to cover?

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