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What is Dynamic Range in audio?
Dynamic range is a key parameter in electronic systems in audio. The dynamic range of a sound is the ratio of the strongest, or loudest part to the weakest, or softest, part in a musical instrument. In simple words, it’s the difference between the loudest and softest part of an audio signal, the difference that an instrument can handle. Dynamic range is another way of stating the maximum signal-to-noise ratio. It expresses in decibles (dB). Dynamic range measurements are based on simple mathematics.
The Circle of Fifths is a visual music tool represents to describes the relationships between the 12 tones of the chromatic scale, their corresponding key signatures, and the associated major and minor keys. The reason it’s called the circle of fifths is because of the interval relationships between each key signature. The Pythagorean Circle was the pillar of the Circle of Fifths. But Nikolay Diletsky in the year 1670 first invented the Circle of Fifths. Many modifications were made to improve the theory. Until German musician, Johann David Heinichen in 1728 was created today’s improvised version.
Audio interface is the hardware allows the user to record and playback audio from a computer. It is the part of studio equipment that enables to record analog and digital audio signals. Help to send the recorded audio signals them into the computer so that the post-processing work can be accomplished. It allows to connect things like microphones and guitar cables to a computer and record via USB. Basic recordings can be recorded with any modern computer, laptop or tablet. It recreate the recorded audio interface a more accurate representation of the sounds. Even audio interface is used for recording music and pod-casts, and in video post-production for recording songs and sound idea.
Who can modify the tonal aspect of sound? What is Equalizer? Equalization is the process of balancing between frequency components within an electronic signal. It also changes the quality of audio tone. It is often found in mixer as a built-in component. Equalization is a vital part of any mixer. Equalization is one of the most fundamental processes in music production.
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Live in concert! Wow what a concept, what a fun, amazing enjoyment. But do you know how to setup a live sound concert? Big question. At least 500 people to attend the venue, how to reach each one’s ears with a perfect sound system? Now we will discuss on this topic live shows takes various elements, both strategic and technological, into consideration.
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