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Destination: The patch connector to which a signal is routed.
See Patching.
Device: A diagram(s) in the I/O tabs representing a physical
rack unit, such as a line I/O, mic splitter, DN9696, AES50 etc.
See Patching.
DI: Abbreviation for ‘direct inject’ or ‘direct injection’. Signal is
plugged directly into the audio chain without using a microphone.
DI box: Device for matching signal level impedance of a source
to mixer input.
Drag: A method of GUI operation, mainly for control adjustment.
Also used for selecting blocks of patch connectors during patching.
DSP: Abbreviation for ‘digital signal processing’ or ‘digital s ignal
processor’.
Any signal processing done after an analogue audio signal has been
converted into digital audio. Can be used to create, for example,
compression, equalisation etc., of a digital signal. A digital signal
processor is a piece of equipment specifically designed for carrying
out signal processing.
E
E zone: Section in the input channel strip for controlling EQ
parameters.
Effect: One of a number of audio processes that can be applied
to a signal to modify it, such as reverb, flanging, phasing, delay
etc.
Effects rack: A virtual rack of internal processors. See Virtual
rack.
Envelope: 1. How a sound or audio signal varies in intensity over
time.
2.
The visual representation of such, usually shown on a
graph in a GUI channel strip.
EQ: Abbreviation for ‘equaliser’ or ‘equalisation’.
Equalisation: Adjusting the frequency response so
that the levels of all frequencies are equal or the
same. Bass and treble controls are equalisation
controls.
EtherCon®: A cable connector for data transfer interconnections,
which is more robust than the basic RJ45.
F
Fader: Slider-type device for precise adjustment of signal level
or volume of a channel.
Fast strip: One of the strips in the input, mix and output fast
zones. See Input fast strip, Mix fast strip, Output fast strip and
Fast zone.
Fast zone: An area on a bay that contains quick controls. See
Input fast zone, Mix fast zone, Output fast zone and Fast strip.
FB: Abbreviation for ‘front - back’. A term used in surround panning.
Feedback: See Acoustic feedback.
Filter: A device for removing frequencies above or below certain
levels.
FOH: Abbreviation for ‘front of house’. The area in a theatre used
by the public. Used to describe a control centre being used to
control the sound that the audience will hear (and not the
performers’ monitor system).
Frequency: The number of times that a sound wave’s cycle
repeats within one second.
Fricative: A consonant, such as ‘f’ or ‘s’, produced by the
forcing of breath through a constricted passage.
From section: The leftmost area of the patching screen that contains the
source patch connectors. See Patching.
G
Gain: Another term for signal level.
Gain reduction (compressor): Decrease in gain when input signal is above
threshold. See Gain.
GEQ: Abbreviation for ‘graphic equaliser’. See Graphic EQ.
GEQ rack: A virtual rack of GEQs. See Virtual rack.
Granularity: A measure of the size of components or a description of the
components comprising a system.
SOUND
SOLUTION