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The degree to which the sound is faithful to the source, as a measure of the quality of an audio recording or transmission.

Short for 'reverberation', it refers to the persistence of sound as it bounces off surfaces after the sound source has stopped.

Background sounds which are present within the environment or scene in the game, providing context and setting.

A device or software that enables audio compression and/or decompression for digital audio.

The process of translating and cultural adaptation of in-game audio content for different regions or languages.

The process of adjusting the balance between frequency components within an audio signal.

The creative and technical process of shaping and crafting the character of an audio signal using various effects and techniques.

The art and practice of creating soundtracks for a variety of needs including games. It involves the development of audio elements like sound effects, ambient sounds, and audio environments.

The ratio between the largest and smallest possible values of a changeable quantity, such as in sound level.

Musical Instrument Digital Interface, a technical standard that describes a protocol, digital interface, and connectors for interoperability between electronic musical instruments, computers, and related audio devices.

A graphical representation of the shape and form of a signal as it travels through a medium over time.

Sound that originates from within the game's world; characters in the game are aware of it.

An audio effect that lowers (ducks) the volume of one audio track to make room for another audio track to be heard more clearly.

The reproduction of everyday sound effects that are added to games, to enhance audio quality and realism.

Simulating the behavior of sound in a virtual environment, taking into account the materials, geometry and other factors affecting sound waves.

Reducing the dynamic range of a sound to make quiet sounds more audible and loud sounds less overwhelming.

Sound that travels directly from the source to the listener's ears without being reflected or refracted.

A sound file or related data used within a game to produce audio output, including music tracks, sound effects, and voice-over recordings.

A technique used in audio production to create the illusion of a multidimensional sound stage within a stereo mix.