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Delays the audio signal to create an echo effect, can be used to add rhythmic interest.

Musical Instrument Digital Interface - a protocol that allows electronic musical instruments and computers to communicate.

The process of recording audio and using it as an instrument or sound in a musical composition.

The process of preparing the final mix for distribution, ensuring consistency and optimizing playback across all systems.

Refers to the resolution of each sample in a digital audio file, affecting the file's dynamic range.

The distribution of a sound in the stereo field, allowing for the placement of audio elements left or right.

Digital Audio Workstation - a software application for recording, editing, and producing audio files.

Used to alter the balance of different frequency components in an audio signal.

Virtual Studio Technology - a standard for plug-ins that allows the use of additional instruments and effects in a DAW.

The amount of space left in a mix to prevent clipping and allow for dynamic variations.

The process of combining multiple audio tracks into a single cohesive sound.

Used to reduce the dynamic range of an audio signal, making quiet sounds louder and loud sounds quieter.

Provides the effect of sound reflecting in a physical space, adding depth and space to the sound.

Speakers designed for audio production that provide a flat, neutral sound for accurate monitoring.

Converts analog signals to digital (AD) and digital signals back to analog (DA) for use in digital audio equipment.

Allows for dynamic changes in the mix over time, such as volume fades, EQ sweeps, and effect changes.

An electronic instrument that generates audio signals that can be shaped into different sounds.

The number of samples of audio carried per second, measured in Hz, affecting the audio quality and frequency response.

Alters the sound by clipping the waveform, adding harmonics and changing the tone.