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L/R Stereo
L/R, Lo/Ro (Left only / Right only), and 2.0...

  

LCRS Multi-channel Audio
LCRS is the acronym for a four-channel monitoring...

  

LFE
LFE is an acronym for Low Frequency Effect, and...

  

Limiting
Limiting means preventing audio from crossing a...

  

Lip Sync
Lip sync refers to how closely the dialog portion...

   

Master
A master is a final audio track or video element...

  

Mastering
Mastering is a final processing step designed to...

  

Matrix
When audio engineers matrix audio, they transfer...

  

Mix
Verb: To mix is to combine a variety of source...

  

MPEG
MPEG (named for the Moving Picture Experts Group)...

  

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Metadata
Metadata is used to facilitate the understanding, characteristics, use, and management of data based on the type of data and the context of its use. Some examples: A) In a library database, metadata about a book would likely include the author, title, genre, a description of the content,

7.1 Multi-channel Audio
7.1 refers to multi-channel audio intended to be monitored through eight channels: seven full frequency range (20Hz to 20KHz) channels and one frequency limited (below 120Hz) channel for the LFE (Low Frequency Effects), or Subwoofer track. 7.1 multi-channel audio has several theoretical channel

Modulating Hiss
Modulating hiss refers to noise levels that noticeably rise and fall with program level. For example, a common occurrence of modulating hiss can be heard when noise levels rise around each spoken word of dialogue in a soundtrack.