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The signal processing sequence used in audio mastering, typically involving EQ, compression, limiting, and other effects, patched in a specific order.

A process that reduces the volume of loud sounds or amplifies quiet sounds by narrowing the dynamic range of an audio signal.

The subtle form of distortion that adds harmonic complexity, warmth, and fullness to audio signals, often emulating the sound of analog tape or tubes.

A type of dynamic range compression that prevents an audio signal from exceeding a certain threshold.

A technique where the audio material is divided into mid (center) and side (left & right difference) channels for independent processing to control the stereo image.

The process of adjusting the audio level so that the peak amplitude reaches a target level, ensuring the maximum volume without distortion.

Technique used to create a sense of a wider stereo image or spatial depth in an audio mix.

The process of adding low-level noise to a digital audio signal to mask unwanted harmonics and quantization error when reducing bit depth.

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