SEND is usually short for AUX SEND (Auxillary Send). It is often used to add effects such as reverb or delay to sound being routed through the mixer. The 'dry' uneffected sound goes straight through the mixer to the main stereo outputs; but you can choose to SEND some of the audio signal through an AUXILLARY route where it can go through an effects unit, (reverb for example), before RETURNING to the original main signal path. The portion of the audio that you SEND through to an effect such as reverb via the AUX route is known as WET. The portion of the audio that stays on the main path through the mixer is DRY.
What a mixing console or "desk" does is allow several audio sources to be "mixed" into one. It's called a "summing" circuit. Let's say you were trying to record your friend playing a guitar and singing. You've got a cable coming out of her microphone and another coming out of her guitar. If you were to just cut the ends off the two cables, twist them together, solder a plug on the end and hook them to your tape deck, the sound would be all distorted and nasty. But if you use a mixing console aka mixer it will sound better.The device described above is a mixing "console" which is a mixer with other things in it, like reverb, limiters, equalizers, delay lines...a mixer is part of a console. The person called a sound mixer runs the mixing console.In a live concert setting, the person known as the sound mixer, also called the Front Of House Sound Engineer, is the person who combines all of the microphones on stage into a balanced mix for the listening audience.In a recording studio, the sound mixer is responsible for recording the music onto digital or analog media and then remixing the music into a final mix for release to the listening public.In film and television production, the sound mixer, also called a sound recordist, is the person on set who records the dialog and sound effects that will be used in the movie or television show.
In its broadest sense, "audio" simply means the range of sound frequencies that can be perceived by humans. In that sense, no one invented it, it is simply the stimulus that we receive through the sense of hearing. If, by "audio", you mean the means to transform sound into an electrical signal, the answer would be about 1876. Both Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell purposefully experimented with devices that functioned as microphones. About two years later, Thomas Edison developed the phonograph, an audio recording and playback device, but it was purely a mechanical device and did not use electrical signals.
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If you mean the one that they owned, then Apple Records.
Every amplifier has a high input impedance and a low output impedance. These electrical impedances extends the concept of resistance to AC circuits and are measured in ohms. In electronics, especially audio and sound recording, a high impedance bridging, voltage bridging, or simply bridging connection is one which maximizes transfer of a voltage signal to the load.
How good the audio or video is you recorded.
In media, it's all the things done to a video or audio recording after the recording is finished.
Audio may refer to: Sound that is capable of being heard Sound recording and reproduction Natural acoustic audio Audio frequencies Audio content Audio book, a sound recording of a book Audio content file format Windows Media Audio, Microsoft's proprietary digital audio format Audio usually refers to something people can hear with their ears or make: speech, sound, voice, music. An audio frequency, abbreviation: AF, or audible frequency is characterized as a periodic vibration whose frequency is audible to the average human.
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Not quite sure what you are referring to. If you mean FEEDBACK....turn you speakers down to zero when recording with a microphone...just use headphones to monitor the signal.
If you mean remove vocals from a mixed recording, it can sometimes be done with a center-channel canceling function. There is no program that can remove or un-mix other instruments in a commercial recording.
Audio post production refers to audio editing and enhancement after filming has ended. In most cases this will mean that the sound effects are taken again, such as doors shutting or people walking, and also the actors will run through the script in a recording studio with no outside sound.
BUS relates to how separate audio channels are routed through a mixing desk, (real or virtual). Example 1: a 16:2 mixer has 16 channels that can be simply mixed down to the 2 channel stereo main output Example 2: a 16:4:2 mixer has 16 channels that can be organized into 4 separate sub-groups (busses) before they reach the 2 channel main stereo output. This is very useful in many ways: A 4 channel bus can be controlled from one fader - much easier! Sub mixes can be created for separate groups of instruments: bus 1 = drums bus 2 = electric guitars for example; with different EQ, compression, reverb etc settings for each bus.
Integration means the mixing of 2 things, in America the races are finally integrated bygiving black people equal opportunity
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Audio out is a shortened form of "Audio Output". In computer terms, it is where sound in your computer is sent out of your computer. For example, the headphone jack on your laptop or computer is an audio output. It lets your computer "output" sound into an external device like a speaker or your headphones.
Audio is Latin and means "to hear" in English.