Home Recording Glossary: Mono

Home Recording Glossary: Mono



1.Home Recording Glossary: Mono

Description:A definition and explanation of Mono, or Monaural, from the
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2.Home Recording Glossary: Mono-Compatable

Description:A definition and explanation of Mono-Compatable, or Monaural
Compatable, from the About.com Home Recording Glossary!



3.Should I record in stereo or mono? | Home Studio Corner

Description:You don't have to memorize Sweetwater's glossary to be able
... output stereo,your still recording in mono,just playing back in both
... Home Studio Corner ...



4.GLOSSARY OF RECORDING TERMS by Bruce Bartlett

Description:GLOSSARY OF RECORDING TERMS ... (+4 dBm). In unbalanced
equipment (most home hi-fi or semipro recording equipment), ... MONO,
MONOPHONIC: 1 ...



5.Audio Connectors: 1/4-inch Mono/TS Analog Plug - For Dummies

Description:The mono part of the name refers to the fact that you have.
... Guitars Glossary; Share; ... Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies,
4th Edition.



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the maze of confusing information relating to home recording studios and
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7.Audio Recording Cables, The best for your Home Recording ...

Description:Audio Recording Cables, What type do you need for your home
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8.Definitions of Mono - OneLook Dictionary Search

Description:Quick definitions from WordNet (mono) noun: an acute disease
characterized by fever and swollen lymph nodes and an abnormal increase of
mononuclear leucocytes or ...



9.Mono or Stereo – Why are there both kinds of tracks if ...

Description:MONO and STEREO . Why are there both kinds of tracks?...if
stereo is BETTER? Many beginning home recordists get confused between
recording to a mono or a stereo audio ...



10.Mono (Monaural) » Oral History in the Digital Age

Description:Mono (Monaural): Used to describe the recording of single
channel audio. Most recorders today have the ability to record stereo,
which mixes two channels of audio.