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Tail Pop
Tails Out
Take
Take-up Reel
Talkback Mic
Telephonic EQ
Tension
Theatrical Mix
Thom-Slick™
THOR
Thumping
THX™
Tick
Timbre
Time Code
Tones
Track
Tracking Error
Transfer
Transient Anomaly
Treble
Trigger Tone
Trims
Turntable
Tweeter
Tones are provided on recorded media – video, audio, analog, and digital – to establish a reference for playback levels and frequency response. While pink noise, sounding like static and containing a full range of frequencies, is commonly used as a frequency response reference, tones are sine waves recorded at varying, specific frequencies. 1kHz and 400Hz are common tones for level reference, with the addition of 10kHz and 100Hz tones for high and low frequency response. Common tones recorded prior to program are used as reference for playback levels and frequency response. |