reverberant sound
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reverberant sound
(ri′vər·bə·rənt ′sau̇nd)
(acoustics) The portion of the room impulse response consisting of sound that arrives at a listener's location more than 150 milliseconds after the first direct sound, and that has been reflected against walls and ceilings many times.
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