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Adds harmonics and changes the character of the audio signal; used for warmth, grit, or aggressive tones.

Captures sound waves and converts them to electrical signals; used to record vocals and instruments.

A type of compressor with a very high ratio; used to prevent clipping and protect speakers and ears.

Allows isolated listening during recording and mixing; prevents mic bleed and feedback.

Adjusts the balance of frequency components; used to shape tone and remove unwanted frequencies from a signal.

Software for recording, editing, and mixing audio; the core tool for modern music production.

Combines a preamp, compressor, and EQ into one unit; streamlines the processing of audio channels.

Alter the sound by varying specific aspects of the audio signal; includes phasers, flangers, and chorus effects.

Centralized point for connecting different pieces of equipment; optimizes cable management and signal routing.

Delays the audio signal and plays it back after a given period; used for creative purposes and to add depth.

Direct Injection box converts high-impedance, unbalanced signals to low-impedance, balanced ones; central for connecting guitars and basses to mixers.

Reduces the dynamic range of an audio signal; used to control volume peaks and increase overall level.

Suppresses signals that fall below a certain threshold; used to reduce noise and clean up audio tracks.

Simulates reverberation, the persistence of sound after it is produced; used to add depth and space to recordings.

Records multiple audio sources simultaneously onto separate tracks; allows for individual mixing and post-processing.

Combines multiple audio signals into a single sound source; used for balancing levels and EQ adjustments.

Converts analog signals to digital and vice versa; allows for connections between instruments/microphones and a computer.

Alters the dynamic range of an audio signal; includes compressors, limiters, expanders, and gates.

Boosts the low-level output of microphones to line level; vital for the initial stages of recording.