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Bouncing tracks
| Глоссарий терминов, используемых в студии звукозаписи продюсерами, инженерами, композиторами и музыкантами |
When two or more separate tracks are mixed onto an empty track. the submixed tracks can then be erased, freeing them up for new music.
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Bounce, английский
- Sudden variations in picture presentation (brightness, size, etc.,) independent of scene illumination.
- What your e-mail does when it cannot get to its recipient - it bounces back to you - unless it goes off into the ether, never to be found again.
- The larger dog-fish.
- The rapid up-and-down reciprocating motion induced in a drill string by rod vibration, drill-string wrap-up, excessive volume or pressure of circulation media, or the running of a bit on and over small, loose materials on the bottom of a drill hole.
- To return an undeliverable email message to the sender’s mail server. bounce
- A check returned by a bank because it is not payable, usually because of insufficient funds. also used in the context of securities to refer to the rejection and ensuing reclamation of a security; a stock price`s abrupt decline and recovery.
Bounce, английский
Bounce, английский
Bounce 30., английский
Bounce card, bounce board, английский
A white reflecting panel used for fill or subtle kicks. see: show card.
Bounce cast, английский
Bounce light, английский
- A super-soft source produced by reflecting lights off white (or at least color-neutral) panels or walls. also, the terminal treatment of lighting kits by belligerent or under-tipped baggage handlers.
- In flash photography, directing the burst of light from the flash so it literally bounces off a ceiling, wall, or other surface before it illuminates the subject. this method of flash is often preferred because it softens the overall light and eliminates the harsh, frontal effect of an on-camera, straightforward flash.
Bounce light; reflected light, английский
Bounce line, английский
The point off a hostile beach at which underwater demolition teams launch their rubber boats, usually at night.
Bounce message, английский
A non-delivery notification that is sent to an e-mail sender when a message cannot be delivered to the intended recipient either temporarily or permanently.
Bounce rate, английский
- The percentage of website visitors who leave without visiting another page on that website. bounce rates range widely depending on industry and niche. although bounce rate can indicate potential content or website issues, it is not a direct ranking factor, according to google.
- As seen in google analytics, bounce rate refers to the percentage of website visitors who leave a particular page of a website without visiting any other pages. you can learn more about bounce rate on this page.
Bounce test, английский
Testing of the suspension, and particularly the shock absorbers, of a vehicle by manually depressing and then releasing each corner and observing the decay of vibrations. bowden brake mechanical drum brake operated by a sheathed cable. bowden cable form of mechanical control in wh
Bounced cheque, английский
Необеспеченный чек (который банк отказался оплачивать из-за нехватки средств на счете трассанта)
Bouncekeys, английский
A feature in windows that instructs the processor to ignore double strokes of the same key and other unintentional keystrokes. bound (n)
Bouncer, английский
- A gun which kicks violently when fired.
- Чек, который не может быть оплачен банком (ввиду отсутствия средств на счету плательщика)
Bouncing, английский
Track, английский
- The combination of rails, rail connectors, sleepers, ballast, points, and crossings, and substitute devices where used.
- Линия (фактического) пути; маршрут; траектория
- Курс, путь, мачтовый леер
- A u-shaped member, attached to the floor and/or ceiling; used to receive metal studs for a partition, or to guide a sliding partition, door, curtain, etc.
- Рельс, погон; путь, направление движения
- [1] to follow the movement of a target either visually or by radar. [2] to record such movement on a plotting or maneuvering board. [3] the desired or intended direction of travel with respect to the earth. [4] a vessel’s ability to hold its course with minimum or temporarily unattended helm. [5] to haul a barge or ship along a canal or river bank. [6] the path followed by a storm or hurricane. [7] a metal guide or rail.
- The groove cut in the rock by a diamond inset in the crown of a bit.
- As applied to a pattern of setting diamonds in a bit crown, an arrangement of diamonds in concentric circular rows in the bit crown, with the diamonds in a specific row following in the track cut by a pre ceding diamond.
- The slide or rack on which a diamond-drill swivel head can be moved to positions above and/or clear of the collar of a borehole.
- The path on the ground over which an aircraft has flown. also used synonymously with course, the direction in which an aircraft is moving relative to the ground. note that this is not necessarily the same as the aircraft’s heading.
- A path. also to follow.
- The course a boat travels over ground.
- Группа студентов, сформированная по способностям или интересам
Track, английский
Added on to any adjective to exaggerate how appropriate the description is. example a luke is so wonderful. b no, luke is wonderful...track.
Track, английский
Track, английский
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Boundary microphone, английский
A mic designed to be used on a hard, reflective surface. the mic is mounted as close to the surface as possible so that direct and reflected sounds arrive at the microphone diaphragm in phase at all frequencies.
Blumlein array, английский
A stereo miking technique where two coincident bi-directional mics are angled 90 degrees apart (45 degrees to the left and right of center).
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