SOS Technical Glossary
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
thanks...that's lightened the load!
Actually, there are a few others already in the Glossary too, but still some excellent new ones to add.
Actually, there are a few others already in the Glossary too, but still some excellent new ones to add.
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Zukan wrote:Saturation, Wind-shield, MSB, All-pass Network, Stage/s, Slope/gradient,
Diffuse/diffusion
All done... along with the inevitable spin-off entries and links...
Pre-ringing, Minimum phase, Baxandall, Quasi parametric, Jitter, Bit depth, S+S Sample and synthesis, Scrubbing Tape, Frippertronics, LDC - large diaphragm condenser, SDC,
LU - loudness unit, LKFS, Pre delay, Echo, Chamber, SRC, NYC (New York compression), Band reject filter, Turnover frequency, Binaural, Shotgun, Crest factor, Noise floor, SRC sample rate convert/er
On my to-do list for when the will to live returns...
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Forum Admin wrote:Hugh Robjohns wrote:Damn good idea! Done!
And here's the direct link to the term for those of us who are lazy but nosy too...
https://www.soundonsound.com/glossary/dfa
I hear Behringer are bringing out a DFA clone in the next few weeks.
It will have both MIDI and USB sockets, and will be available in a whole range of "attractive" colours.
According to my source, it's expected to start shipping from the beginning of April - I've pre-ordered mine already!
Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Hugh Robjohns wrote:Pre-ringing, Minimum phase, Baxandall, Quasi parametric, LKFS, LU, bit depth, LDC/SDC, Band stop (reject) filter, Turnover frequency, SRC sample rate converter
All added...
Jitter, S+S Sample and synthesis, Scrubbing Tape, Frippertronics, Pre delay, Echo, Chamber, SRC, NYC (New York compression), Binaural, Shotgun, Crest factor, Noise floor,
Still on the to-do list after a long lie down in a darkened room...
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
New terms added to the Glossary:
Acoustic Envelope
Jitter
Interface Jitter
NYC (New York compression) / Parallel Compression
Shotgun Mic/Rifle Mic/Interference tube mic
Binaural
Dummy Head
Crest Factor
Noise Floor
Chamber Reverb
Acoustic Envelope
Jitter
Interface Jitter
NYC (New York compression) / Parallel Compression
Shotgun Mic/Rifle Mic/Interference tube mic
Binaural
Dummy Head
Crest Factor
Noise Floor
Chamber Reverb
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Hugh Robjohns wrote:New terms added to the Glossary:
..Dummy Head
At last, I've got my very own personal entry!
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Cubase, guitars.
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Ian wouldn't let me make an entry for Frickin' Eejit!
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Envelope follower
Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Zukan wrote:Envelope follower
Isn't that a trainee Post-person?
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Been a while since I looked for new suggestions:
- Public Address System (PA)
- Audio Feedback / ringing
- Feedback Suppressor/Controller
- Alignment (tape)
- Front of House (as pertains to division of tasks for sound engineering).
- Live Sound Mixing
- missing/phantom fundamental
Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Suggestion - explanation of the 3:1 "Rule"?
Mainly because it creates more confusion than it solves and probably 95+% of the time it's irrelevant to the circumstances in which it's being raised!
Mainly because it creates more confusion than it solves and probably 95+% of the time it's irrelevant to the circumstances in which it's being raised!
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Thanks. I'll add it to the list.
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Sorry, yes, I'll add them to the list too!
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Rompler. Saw it in the mag this month and I'm really not sure what it is.
But I might have one in the garage.
But I might have one in the garage.
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Re: SOS Technical Glossary
Didn't you ever wear a rompler suit when you were young?
Replace 'sam' in sampler with 'ROM', and you get a ROMpler. A synth that basically plays back samples stored in ROM, though often allowing you to mix different samples in layers and to change the filters and envelopes plus add effects etc. A pure ROMpler has no other means of sound creation onboard (e.g. no oscillators). The Roland JV1080 would be a classic example of a ROMpler.
Reliably fallible.