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Audio Post Production Knowledge Base
Below are the following results for the tag: "physical media"
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1/2" Analog Tape |
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1/4" Analog Tape |
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1"C Videotape |
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16mm Film |
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17.5mm Film |
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3-stripe Mag |
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3/4" Videotape |
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35/32mm Film |
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8-track Cartridge |
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Acetate Stock |
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physical media
digital
post production
synchronization
post produciton
Over-processed
An over-processed track suffers from what audio engineers might consider to be too much of a good thing. Any process designed to improve, repair, enhance, or otherwise advance the quality of an audio track can, if used in excess, have the reverse effect and start to diminish its overall quality. 
Bias
Bias is a very high frequency signal that is incorporated in the recording of any magnetic medium. Magnetic recording equipment generates a bias current that is required to enable the magnetic oxide to record the audio portion of a signal - somewhat like an audio catalyst. The signal generated
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