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...m PCM adaptors which was the most affordable way to transfer data from the recording studio to the CD manufacturer at the time the CD specification was being de ...s associated with characteristics of human hearing and early digital audio recording systems as described below.<ref name="Watkinson" />{{rp|sec. 8.5}} ...

...le visualized with acoustic camera (25fps) - pone.0048907.s003.ogv|thumb|A sound visualization of an acoustic camera that was catching sounds form two [[afr ...ly collected and processed to form a representation of the location of the sound sources. ...

...n as '''joint frequency encoding''', which functions on the principle of [[sound localization]]. Human hearing is predominantly less acute at perceiving the ...ape of the ear makes it such that the ITD can be recovered from IAD if the sound comes from free space, e.g. played through loudspeakers.<ref>F. Baumgarte a ...

{{Short description|Computer technology}} ...r and easier to handle, store, and send while still retaining the original sound quality. While techniques vary, silence compression is generally achieved t ...

.... This equalizer is set to a [[smiley face curve]], in which the mid-range sound frequencies are cut.]] ...dios for Dummies |url= https://books.google.com/books?id=4-2SfnghnYwC&q=pc+recording+studios+for+dummies|publisher= Wiley |year= 2005|page=25|isbn= 978076457707 ...

{{Short description|Sound chip series by Yamaha}} ...hip]]s developed by [[Yamaha Corporation|Yamaha]]. It consists of low-cost sound chips providing [[frequency modulation synthesis|FM synthesis]] for use in ...

{{Short description|Acoustic technology to locate the source of a sound in three-dimensional space}} ...The source location is usually determined by the direction of the incoming sound waves (horizontal and vertical angles) and the distance between the source ...

...onscious organization of music extends to the micro-acoustic sphere of the sound material itself".{{sfn|Stockhausen|1964|p=22}} ...lity owing to their easy identifiability, about comparable to the specific sound of a simple music instrument somewhere between a flute and special pipe-org ...

...[[harmonic]]s in complex [[waveform]]s.{{sfn|Adams|2006|p=xi}} [[Magnetic recording]] and playback inevitably shifts [[phase (waves)|phase]]s of harmonics; a [ ...t1=Tyler | first1=Les | last2=Kirkwood | first2=Wayne | title=Handbook for Sound Engineers. Fourth Edition | date=2008 | publisher=Focal/Elsevier | editor=G ...

...:Thoth08BigasDrumEvansChalmette.jpg|thumb|upright=1.35|A [[drum]] produces sound via a vibrating [[membrane]].]] In [[physics]], '''sound''' is a [[vibration]] that propagates as an [[acoustic wave]] through a [[t ...

{{further|History of multitrack recording}} ...n|Tyler|Kirkwood|2008|p=341}}; in the end of 1971 [[Universal Audio|United Recording]] and [[Wally Heider]] put into operation the first 24-track recorders buil ...

...f being an aerophone, it is usually included in the percussion section of "sound effects" instruments, such as chains, [[clapper (musical instrument)|clappe ==Sound== ...

...ment Based on Saliency Map Analysis|journal=Journal of Imaging Science and Technology|volume=54|issue=3|pages=30503–1–30503-14|doi=10.2352/J.ImagingSci.Technol.2 ...nformation. This approach employs a single network that learns to localize sound sources and to fuse the two saliencies to obtain a final saliency map. ...

...tronics]] and [[telecommunication]], in [[radio]], [[television]], [[audio recording]], [[radar]], [[control system]]s, [[music synthesis]], [[image processing] ...rely passive consisting of resistance, inductance and capacitance. Active technology makes design easier and opens up new possibilities in filter specifications ...

...ime-division multiplexing multiple telegraph signals; he also applied this technology to [[telephony]]. He obtained intelligible speech from channels sampled at {{Main|Digital audio|Digital recording}} ...

...is possible to use a mechanical design to filter mechanical vibrations or sound waves (which are also essentially mechanical) directly. For example, filter ...ed to precisely the same frequency, which would only vibrate and produce a sound from transmissions by the operator with the identical tuning.<ref name=Lund ...

...books?id=PdruCAAAQBAJ&dq=Gerber+Standard+625lines&pg=PA500 |title=Magnetic Recording Handbook |date=December 6, 2012 |publisher=Springer Science & Business Medi * Sound modulation: F3 ...

...es and Formal Design in String Quartets Nos. 1 and 2}}</ref> and 23 in the recording of the [[Kreutzer Quartet]], of which the durations below are noted<ref nam ...the fourth and third movement is approaching, as well as the total of the recording between the last two movements. ...

With a space designated for the standard [[sound-on-film|optical soundtrack]], and the frame size reduced to maintain an ima ...ndard. The "Academy ratio" of 1.375:1 was used for all cinema films in the sound era until 1953 (with the release of [[George Stevens|George Stevens']] ''[[ ...

...rmation by changing the magnitude of a carrier signal, for example sending sound by radio.}} ...uit intended to alter some frequency-related property of a signal carrying sound information.}} ...