Audio Editing terminology are:

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Q. Audio Editing terminology are: (December 2022, UGC NET)

(A) Stand-by

(B) Fade out

(C) Monaural

(D) Dissolve

(E) Reverberation

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

1. A, B, C only

2. B, C, D only

3. C, D, E only

4. B, C, E only

Correct Ans: (4)

Explanation: In audio editing, “fade out” refers to gradually decreasing the volume of a sound to silence, “monaural” indicates single-channel audio, and “reverberation” refers to the persistence of sound after it is produced, creating an echo effect. These terms are essential for manipulating and enhancing audio recordings to achieve the desired sound quality in various audio production contexts, from music to film.