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Digital Signal Processor
Bridging Sound Gaps with DSPs: Unravel the role of Digital Signal Processors in crafting impeccable audio. The unsung hero of audio engineering explained.
DSP (Digital Signal Processing)
From real-world sounds to digital masterpieces, uncover the journey of audio through DSP (Digital Signal Processing).
Digital Clocking
Digital clocking is a fundamental component in digital audio, providing a timing reference or ‘word clock’ that dictates the precise timing for the transfer and interpretation of audio samples.
Dropped Tuning
In the world of music, “dropped tuning” is a practice where guitarists lower the pitch of their sixth string, typically to a D. This facilitates the playing of power chords and also gives a unique tonal character to the music.
DI Box
A DI Box is an audio tool that connects instruments to sound equipment, converting high-impedance signals to low-impedance signals while preserving signal quality and reducing noise.
Drone
A drone is a sustained sound that provides a harmonic background for a piece of music. It can be produced by a specific part of an instrument such as the drone pipe of a bagpipe or the pedal point in an organ, or by a single note or chord that is repeated throughout the piece.
Digital Audio Tape (DAT)
Digital Audio Tape (DAT) is a magnetic tape format used for recording and playing back digital audio. It was introduced in the late 1980s and was popular in professional audio recording studios.
DVD
DVD is a flexible format that can be used for a variety of applications, including home entertainment, data storage, and distribution of software and multimedia content.