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Audio Post Production Knowledge Base
Below are the following results for the tag: "analog"
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Print Master |
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Print Through |
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Quad Optical |
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Quintaphonic Stereo
Quintaphonic Stereo was a "one hit wonder" technology, with its sole motion picture release, Ken Russell's rock opera Tommy (1975). Quintaphonic Stereo, as the name implies, is a five-channel stereo presentation that offers full bandwidth stereo surrounds. The speaker placement is 
Noise Floor
The inherent noise of a recording medium, a noise floor typically sounds like hiss and differs with the makeup of different types and qualities of tape and film.
For example, a consumer grade cassette tape has a higher noise floor than a professional 1/4” tape, and a high quality digital
Ambience
Backgrounds or ambience refers to atmospheric sound. In post production terms, ambience can be the inherent noise of a location or a sound effect sweetener meant to emulate the inherent sound of a location (i.e., wind, air conditioning, or traffic).