audio technology
Sonic recording systems
Audio technology encompasses the tools, techniques, and systems used to capture, process, store, and reproduce sound.
This includes microphones, speakers, amplifiers, recording equipment, and digital audio workstations.
The field spans professional recording studios, home entertainment systems, hearing aids, and smartphone audio: Recent advances in audio technology have made studio-quality recording accessible to bedroom producers.
- recording studioFacility for capturing audio
- vocoderSpeech analysis synthesizer
- radio transmitterBroadcasts electromagnetic signals wirelessly
- microphoneAudio input device
- equalizerWhat evens things out
flanger · compressor · speaker · transducer · phonograph · amplifier · turntable · vinyl record · DAC · cassette deck · diaphragm · headphones · subwoofer · surround sound · sound system · ribbon cable · potentiometer · aux cable
- acousticssound waves, sound wave, sound, soundwave, vibration
audio technologyvisual media
Content perceived by sight
imaging technology · display technology · screen technology · photography · cinematography
audio technologylive performance
Unrecorded staged entertainment
human voice · acoustic instruments · oral tradition · unplugged
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