Audio 101
Audio Tutorials
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Phase Cancellation
Microphone Types
Electromagnets are the basis for microphones and loudspeakers and many other devices we use in audio. Excess electrons also escape power chords and end up in mic cables which is why you should try to run your power chords separate from mic cables and not side by side. Here is an interesting study of...
Audio 101 Class Notes System Design Basics
Audio 101 Class Notes
System Design Basics
Myers Sound Seminar with Buford Jones
System Basics
In any Sound Reinforcement System there are many complicated ways to hook up a sound system and layers and layers of products you can learn about. The better you understand these things the better you will be able to set up a system...
Audio 101 Definitions
Audio 101
Definitions Study
Transducer: refers to any device which changes one kind of energy into another. A Microphone
changes sound pressure waves (Acoustical Energy) into equivalent audio
signal (Electrical Energy). A Loudspeaker does the opposite.
Sources: Anything that supplies sound to an environment.
Amplifier:...
Audio 101 The Science of Sound; Harmonics and Waves
Audio 101 Class Notes
Science of Sound
Harmonics and Other Wave Forms
Wiki
Harmonics
http://www.independentrecording.net
As a musician and general computer and science geek, I really geeked-out on this information, so forgive me if I think this is the coolest! Musicians should know some things about how keys work....
Audio 101 The Science of Sound; Sine and Phase
Audio 101 Class Notes
Science of Sound
Sine Waves and Phase Relationships
Wiki Image
Sine Wave
The sine wave is the most basic component of understanding the science of sound. Sine wave images are a graphical representation of mathematical understanding of how sound pressure waves interact in an environment.
As it is...
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