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Sound Engineering

A Wikipediography

The Basics of Sound: Sound; Audio signal; Signal (electrical engineering); Sine wave; Signal strength; Field strength; Electric current; Alternating current; Wavelength; Phase (waves); Audio frequency; Radio frequency; Electrical impedance; Television; Frequency; Electromagnetic spectrum; Hertz; Amplitude; Voltage; Volt; Dynamic range; Decibel; Pitch (music); Piano key frequencies; Frequency response; Bandwidth (signal processing); Signal-to-noise ratio; Modulation; Distortion; Room acoustics
Introduction to Sound Engineering: Sound recording and reproduction; Recording; Audio mixing (recorded music); Audio mastering; Comparison of analog and digital recording
Analog Recording Basics: Analog recording; Analog signal; Reel-to-reel audio tape recording
Digital Recording Basics: Digital audio; Digital recording; Sampling rate; Audio bit depth; Digital audio workstation
Common Sound Engineering Environments: Recording studio; Studio recording; Sound reinforcement system; Broadcasting
The Main Engineers: Audio engineer; Mixing engineer; Mastering engineer
Common Tools of the Trade: Microphone; Mixing console; Signal processor; Studio monitor; Headphones
From Air to Electricity: Microphones; Microphone array; Ribbon microphone; Monaural; Stereophonic sound; Multitrack recording; Duophonic; Binaural recording; Ambisonics; Soundfield microphone; Ambiophonics; Jecklin Disk; Decca tree; ORTF stereo technique; NOS stereo technique; Blumlein Pair
Uncategorized: Dynamic range compression; De-essing; Equalization (audio); Limiting; Limiter; Noise gate; Noise reduction; Delay (audio effect); Reverberation; Audio filter; Amplifier; Loudspeaker; Noise; Magnetic tape; Magnetic storage; Tape recorder; Cassette deck; Compact Cassette; Azimuth; High fidelity; Gramophone record; Vacuum tube; Valve amplifier; Tape head; Video; Radio; Compact disc; Transducer; Phonograph; Audiophile; Analog-to-digital converter