What is Time-domain Processing? Time-domain processing refers to the manipulation of audio signals in the time domain, where the amplitude of the signal is plotted against time. This type of processing involves analyzing and modifying the waveform of the audio signal directly, without converting it into the frequency domain. Time-domain processing is commonly used in … Read more
What is Immersive Audio? Immersive audio refers to a technology that creates a three-dimensional audio experience for the listener. It aims to replicate the way we hear sounds in the real world, providing a more realistic and engaging audio experience. Immersive audio allows for sounds to come from all directions, including above and below, creating … Read more
What is Psychoacoustics? Psychoacoustics is the branch of psychology and acoustics that deals with the perception of sound and how it is interpreted by the brain. It explores how humans perceive and process sound waves, including pitch, loudness, timbre, and spatial location. Psychoacoustics is concerned with understanding the relationship between physical sound waves and the … Read more
I. What is Toslink? Toslink, short for Toshiba Link, is a standardized optical fiber connector system commonly used in consumer audio equipment to transmit digital audio signals. It was developed by Toshiba in the 1980s and has since become a popular method for connecting audio devices such as DVD players, gaming consoles, and soundbars to … Read more
What are Show Notes? Show notes are a written summary or outline of the content discussed in a podcast episode. They are typically posted on a podcast’s website or hosting platform alongside the audio file and provide additional information and context for listeners. Show notes can range from a brief overview of the episode to … Read more
What is Distortion? Distortion in audio mixing refers to the alteration of the original sound signal, resulting in a change in its waveform. This alteration can occur intentionally or unintentionally and can have both positive and negative effects on the final audio output. Distortion is commonly used in music production to add character, warmth, and … Read more
What is a monitor path? A monitor path is a signal path in a recording setup that allows audio signals to be monitored in real-time. It is used to route audio signals from various sources, such as microphones, instruments, and playback devices, to a monitoring system, such as speakers or headphones. The monitor path is … Read more
What is Digital Rights Management (DRM)? Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a technology used to protect digital content from unauthorized access, copying, and distribution. It is commonly used in various industries, including music, movies, e-books, and software. DRM works by encrypting the content and controlling access to it through the use of digital keys or … Read more
What is Frequency Masking? Frequency masking is a phenomenon that occurs in audio mixing when the presence of one sound at a particular frequency range makes it difficult to hear another sound at a similar frequency range. In simpler terms, when two or more sounds share the same frequency range, one sound can mask or … Read more
What is a Studio Monitor? A studio monitor, also known as a reference monitor or professional monitor, is a specialized speaker designed for use in recording studios, film production houses, and other professional audio environments. Unlike regular speakers, studio monitors are engineered to provide accurate and uncolored sound reproduction, allowing audio engineers and producers to … Read more
