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In-ear, On-ear, Over-ear

In-ear, On-ear, Over-ear

In-ear, on-ear, and over-ear are three common types of headphones, and they differ in their form factor and how they sit on the head. In-ear headphones: Also known as earbuds or earphones, in-ear headphones are small, lightweight devices that fit inside the ear canal....
Different types of turntable stylus

Different types of turntable stylus

A stylus is an essential component of a turntable, and it is responsible for reading the information from the vinyl record grooves and transmitting it to the audio system. There are two types of stylus – spherical and elliptical – that are different in...
Difference between HiFi and DJ Turntables

Difference between HiFi and DJ Turntables

There are several differences between HiFi and DJ turntables in terms of design principles and components: 1.Tonearm: HiFi turntables typically have a shorter and straight tonearm that is designed for accurate tracking of the record grooves, whereas DJ turntables have...
Tweeter and Subwoofer

Tweeter and Subwoofer

Tweeter A tweeter is a type of speaker that is specifically designed to produce high-frequency sounds, such as the sibilant sounds in speech (s, sh, ch, etc.) and high-pitched musical instruments such as cymbals, violin and flute. Tweeters are often smaller in size...
Audio editing tools explained

Audio editing tools explained

There are several tools in audio editing software that can be used to edit unwanted sounds from a recording. Here are some commonly used tools: Cut and Delete: The cut and delete tools are used to remove unwanted sections of audio from the recording. This is done by...
What is Sound stage?

What is Sound stage?

In audio post-processing, the soundstage refers to the spatial positioning and localization of individual sound sources within a stereo or multichannel mix. It is the sense of depth, width, and height that the listener experiences when listening to a recorded or...