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Cross-fade
A cross-fade is used to blend one piece of audio into another. During a cross-fade, the volume of the tail of one piece of audio gradually decreases, while the volume of the start of the next piece of audio gradually increases.

Foley
Foley is a process of adding organic sound effects to film and television soundtracks by performing them in sync with picture. Invented by Jack Foley, a sound editor at Universal Studios, its main purpose is to replace or enhance production sounds that have been obstructed by noise or are not

Quadrophonic Stereo
The term Quadrophonic, or Quadraphonic, either are correct, was coined in the early 1970s to describe a four-channel sound presentation used in the recording and broadcast industries. The speaker placement is frontLeft, frontRight, rearLeft and rearRight (fL,fR,rL,rR), with the listener sitting