sound engineering
[/saʊnd ˌendʒɪˈnɪrɪŋ/]
noun
engenharia de som
1. The technical science and art of recording, reproducing, and manipulating audio signals for various applications such as music production, film, broadcasting, and live events
Sound engineering requires expertise in acoustics and audio equipment.
A engenharia de som requer conhecimento em acústica e equipamentos de áudio.
2. The profession or practice of operating and managing sound equipment in recording studios, concert venues, theaters, and other venues
She studied sound engineering to become a professional audio technician.
Ela estudou engenharia de som para se tornar uma técnica de áudio profissional.
3. The control and optimization of acoustic properties in a physical space or through technological means
Proper sound engineering improved the audio quality of the concert hall.
A engenharia de som adequada melhorou a qualidade de áudio da sala de concertos.
Sound engineering is a highly valued profession in both Brazil and the USA, particularly in major music production centers like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Nashville, and Los Angeles. In Brazil, the profession has grown significantly with the expansion of the music industry and live event production. The term is used interchangeably with 'audio engineering' in professional settings, though 'sound engineering' remains more commonly used in live event contexts.
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