Key Terms

2. An effect that simulates sound occurring in a space where the soundwaves move outwards in all directions, reflecting off surfaces
4. Represent a point in time at which a change occurs, where the user specifies a value, such as position, opacity, or volume
7. Automatically matching clip audio based on the audio levels/waveform.
8. Specific visual or audio characteristics for settings that can be applied to a clip
11. A function that will automatically lower a soundtrack while dialogue is being spoken. Keyframes are automatically added to the soundtrack clip in the timeline.
12. Saving a copy of the video file to a device.
13. Gradually accelerates the value changes leaving a keyframe
14. Allows a user to increase or decrease the size of a clip by modifying the percentage size of the clip.
15. Allows a user to modify the position, scale, or rotation of a clip in a video frame.

1. The storage locations where the editing software stores their files.
3. Slows down the value changes entering a keyframe
5. Works to reduce or remove unwanted noise from the audio file, such as hum, hiss, or background noise
6. Allows the rate of change to accelerate or decelerate based on the shape of a Bezier curve, such as gently picking up speed at the first keyframe and then slowly decelerating into the second.
9. The reduction in the size of the video and audio files by storing information in a codec
10. A device or program that compresses data to enable faster transmission and decompresses received data