echo effect
Delayed audio reflection
Echo effect describes a phenomenon where something repeats, diminishes, or reverberates like an acoustic echo.
In audio, it refers to a delayed repetition of sound used as a production technique: The producer added echo effect to the vocals.
More broadly, it describes any ripple of influence or consequence that follows an initial event: The economic downturn created an echo effect across related industries.
In psychology, it can refer to the tendency to repeat what others say or do.
- reverbProlonged sound reflection
- delayEnforced waiting period
- tape delayBuffered transmission pause
- reverberationProlonged reflected sound
- feedbackReturned response data
resonance · sound wave · audio processing · bounce · reflection · repeat · cave · canyon · empty room · hollow · sound · acoustic · ping · ripple · radio broadcast · sonic boom · mimic · copy
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- effectsconsequence, result, outcome, aftereffect, vignette
- sound effectsringtone, boing, crash, howl, buzzes
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- Indirect Effectssecondhand smoke, passive smoking, collateral damage, spillover, chain reaction
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