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Extreme Hard Glass CD
CD that achieved high stability, high durability, high sound quality reproducibility by using the one that the same super accuracy optical glass as high-level lens that was not past CD material that N&F and Toemi Media ...
SHM-CD (Super High Material Compact Disc)
The past CD material that Universal Music and Victer develop is new high sound quality CD to which the transparency is improved in addition by using the polycarbonate resin of the liquid crystal panel usage of the ...
Noise gate
A noise gate is a processor that, basically, allows for a cleaner recording or live sound by cutting the signal of an instrument or microphone between hits or notes. Noise gates are most useful for drums.
Reverb
The term refers both to the acoustic phenomenon of sound bouncing off reflective surfaces and to equipment that simulates this effect. Digital reverbs usually offer a great deal of control over the reverb ...
Frequency
The number of cycles of a waveform per second. Frequencies are measured in Hertz (Hz).
Equalizer
A device which can boost or cut specific frequencies in an audio spectrum. Common designs include the graphic equalizer, where several fixed frequency bands are controlled using individual sliders (giving a graphic ...
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Extreme Hard Glass CD
CD that achieved high stability, high durability, high sound quality reproducibility by using the one that the same super accuracy optical glass as high-level lens that was not past CD material that N&F and Toemi Media ...
SHM-CD (Super High Material Compact Disc)
The past CD material that Universal Music and Victer develop is new high sound quality CD to which the transparency is improved in addition by using the polycarbonate resin of the liquid crystal panel usage of the ...
Noise gate
A noise gate is a processor that, basically, allows for a cleaner recording or live sound by cutting the signal of an instrument or microphone between hits or notes. Noise gates are most useful for drums.
Reverb
The term refers both to the acoustic phenomenon of sound bouncing off reflective surfaces and to equipment that simulates this effect. Digital reverbs usually offer a great deal of control over the reverb ...
Frequency
The number of cycles of a waveform per second. Frequencies are measured in Hertz (Hz).
Equalizer
A device which can boost or cut specific frequencies in an audio spectrum. Common designs include the graphic equalizer, where several fixed frequency bands are controlled using individual sliders (giving a graphic ...
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