fuzzbox
[noun]
a device that is used to give a distortion to the sound produced by an electric guitar or other instruments
Music - Recording Studio Equipment
Here you will learn some English words related to recording studio equipment such as "fuzzbox", "amplifier", and diffuser"".
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digital audio workstation
[noun]
a software application used for recording, editing, and producing digital audio on a computer
pop filter
[noun]
a screen or shield used with a microphone to reduce plosive sounds and wind noise during recording
microphone
[noun]
a piece of equipment used for recording voices or sounds or for making one's voice louder
Ex:
The
microphone
picked up
background noise
,
so
they
had to
move
to
a
quieter
room
to
record
the
podcast
.
diffuser
[noun]
a device that disperses sound waves to enhance acoustic quality in a room or performance area
Ex:
The
church
installed
diffusers
along
the
walls
to
create
a
warm
and
reverberant
acoustic
environment
for
choral
performances
.
bass trap
[noun]
a device used to control and improve low-frequency acoustics in recording studios and other spaces
microphone preamplifier
[noun]
an electronic device that amplifies the weak electrical signal from a microphone before it is further processed or recorded, enhancing its strength and quality
headphone amplifier
[noun]
a device that amplifies audio for headphones, providing increased volume and improved audio quality
MIDI controller
[noun]
a device that sends MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) messages to control music software or hardware
DI unit
[noun]
a device that converts high impedance unbalanced signals to low impedance balanced signals for direct connection to audio systems, eliminating noise and impedance issues
multicore cable
[noun]
a cable with multiple channels for transmitting audio or video signals in a single jacket
studio monitor
[noun]
a specialized loudspeaker designed for audio production and professional sound monitoring in recording studios, broadcast facilities, and home studios
amplifier
[noun]
an electronic device that strengthens electrical signals or causes sounds to get louder
Ex:
The
lecture hall
was
equipped
with
a
powerful
amplifier
to
ensure
everyone
could
hear
the
speaker
clearly
.
sequencer
[noun]
a device or software that can record, edit or play back sequences of musical notes, chords, or rhythms that can be transmitted to an electric instrument
beatbox
[noun]
an electronic piece of equipment that imitates drum sounds adding a backbeat to songs
Ex:
Beatbox
tutorials
on
YouTube
teach
beginners
basic
techniques
.
recording machine
[noun]
a device used to capture audio or video signals
Ex:
As
technology
advanced
,
the
old
reel-to-reel
recording machines
were
replaced
with
digital
recorders
in
the
radio station
.
recording system
[noun]
a setup comprising various devices, software, and components used to capture, store, and manage audio or video recordings
Ex:
The
court
installed
a
state-of-the-art
recording system
to
capture
proceedings
accurately
and
securely
for
legal
documentation
.
recording equipment
[noun]
the various tools, devices, and instruments used to capture, process, and produce audio or video recordings
Ex:
The
podcast
host
upgraded
their
recording equipment
with
a
new
microphone
and
audio
interface
to
improve
the
sound
quality
of
their
show
.
high fidelity
[noun]
a high-quality audio system designed to faithfully reproduce sound with accuracy and clarity