dynamic range compression
[daɪˈnæmɪk reɪndʒ kəmˈpreʃən]
noun
compressão de faixa dinâmica
1. An audio processing technique that reduces the volume of loud sounds and amplifies quiet sounds, thereby decreasing the overall dynamic range of an audio signal
The engineer applied dynamic range compression to the vocal track to make it sit better in the mix.
O engenheiro aplicou compressão de faixa dinâmica à faixa vocal para que ela ficasse melhor na mixagem.
2. In audio production, a method of controlling the difference between the loudest and quietest parts of a sound recording
Dynamic range compression is essential for creating professional-sounding recordings.
A compressão de faixa dinâmica é essencial para criar gravações com som profissional.
3. The use of a compressor device or software to automatically reduce peaks in audio signal levels
Without dynamic range compression, the bass guitar would overpower the rest of the band.
Sem a compressão de faixa dinâmica, o baixo dominaria o resto da banda.
Dynamic range compression is a fundamental technique in both Brazilian and American audio production industries. It is widely taught in music production courses and is considered an essential skill for sound engineers and music producers in both countries. The term is used identically in professional audio contexts across Brazil and the USA, though Brazilian studios may occasionally use shortened versions like 'compressão dinâmica' in casual conversation.
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