audio editing
[/ˈɔːdiəʊ ˈɛdɪtɪŋ/]
noun
edição de áudio
1. The process of manipulating and rearranging audio recordings to achieve desired results, including cutting, copying, pasting, deleting, and applying effects to sound files
Audio editing software allows producers to remove background noise from recordings.
O software de edição de áudio permite que os produtores removam ruído de fundo das gravações.
2. The technical discipline of modifying audio tracks for music production, podcasting, film, or other media
She spent hours on audio editing to perfect the podcast episode.
Ela passou horas na edição de áudio para aperfeiçoar o episódio do podcast.
3. The practice of adjusting volume levels, applying filters, equalization, and other effects to enhance sound quality
Professional audio editing requires knowledge of sound engineering principles.
A edição de áudio profissional requer conhecimento de princípios de engenharia de som.
Audio editing is fundamental in contemporary media production in both Brazil and the USA. With the rise of podcasting and digital content creation, audio editing skills have become increasingly valued. In Brazil, the music production and advertising industries particularly emphasize professional audio editing standards. In the USA, especially in New York and Los Angeles, audio editing is a core competency in entertainment, podcasting, and streaming industries.
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