No. 1
No. 1 (certification) Type: noun, abbreviation Pronunciation: /num-ber-one/ Also spelled: Number one, No 1, Number 1 What does No. 1 mean? A number one song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart or a number one album on the Billboard 200 chart. Example sentence: “Drake has so many No. 1 songs.”
Noise Gate
Noise Gate Type: noun, processor Pronunciation: /noise-gait/ Also spelled or known as: Gate, Noise-Gate Related: Noise, Gate What does Noise Gate mean? An audio processor that cuts off the volume of an audio once it passes below a certain volume threshold. Noise Gate (also known as “Gate”) is an audio processor that cuts off the […]
Noise Reduction
Noise Reduction Type: noun, effects, filter, process Pronunciation: /noyz-re-duk-tion/ Also spelled or known as: Noise-Reduction Related: Noise What does Noise Reduction mean? 1. The process of removing noise from a signal. 2. A processor that removes noise from a signal. Noise Reduction is the process of removing noise from a signal. There is also a […]
Nondirectional
Nondirectional Type: noun Pronunciation: /non-dy-rek-tion-al/ Also spelled or known as: Non directional, Non-directional, Omni, Omnidirectional Microphone, Omnidirectional Pattern Related: Omnidirectional, Nondirectional Pattern What does Nondirectional mean? A type of microphone pattern that picks up audio from all directions. Nondirectional (sometimes also known as “Omnidirectional”) microphones Example sentence: “The microphone in room A is nondirectional.”
Nondirectional Microphone
Nondirectional Microphone Type: noun Pronunciation: /non-dy-rek-tion-al-mik-row-phone/ Also spelled or known as: Nondirectional, Nondirectional Pattern, Omni, Omnidirectional, Omnidirectional Pattern Related: Nondirectional, Omnidirectional Pattern Plural: Nondirectional Microphones What does Nondirectional Microphone mean? A type of microphone that picks up audio from all directions. Nondirectional (sometimes also known as “Omnidirectional”) microphones are great for ambiance, especially field recordings. […]
Nondirectional Pattern
Nondirectional Pattern Type: noun Pronunciation: /non-dy-rek-tion-al-pat-ern/ Also spelled or known as: Non-directional Pattern, Non directional pattern, Omni, Omnidirectional, Omnidirectional Microphone Related: Omnidirectional Pattern What does Nondirectional Pattern mean? 1. A microphone pattern that picks up audio from all directions. 2. A speaker pattern that sends out signals evenly in all directions. Nondirectional patterned microphones (sometimes […]
Nonet
Nonet Type: noun Pronunciation: /no-net/ What does Nonet mean? A piece of music written for nine instruments or voices. A nonet is a piece of music written for nine instruments or voices, a nonet has nine musicians playing it. Example sentence: “The group sang the nonet very well.”
Normalization
Normalization Type: noun, process Pronunciation: /nor-mah-li-zay-tion/ What does Normalization mean? The process of increasing or decreasing the amplitude of a sound so the highest peak hits 0dB, or a specified target level. Normalization is the process of increasing or decreasing the amplitude of a sound so the highest peak hits 0dB, or a specified target […]
Notation
Notation Type: noun Pronunciation: /no-tay-tion/ Also spelled or known as: Music Notation, Musical Notation Plural: Notations What does Notation mean? Symbols used to represent music to write it down. Notation (also known as “music notation” or “musical notation”) are symbols used to represent music to write it down. Example sentence: “I wrote it down next […]
Notch Filter
Notch Filter Type: noun Pronunciation: /notch-fil-ter/ m Also spelled or known as: Notch-Filter What does Notch Filter mean? A filter used to remove an entire band of frequencies out of the spectrum in a certain range. Notch Filter synonyms: Band Stop Filter, Band Reject Filter Notch Filter is a type of filter used to remove […]
Note
Note Type: noun, music notation Pronunciation: /note/ Related: Rest What does Note mean? A musical sound or the symbol used for it. A note is a musical sound or the symbol used for it. Notes: Whole Note, Quarter Note, Half Note, A (Note), B (Note), C (Note), D (Note), E (Note), F (Note) Example sentence: “What note was that in?”