expandor
/ɪkˈspændɔr/
noun
- A device used in audio processing that increases the dynamic range of a signal by making quiet sounds quieter and loud sounds louder.
- The radio station installed an expandor to improve the clarity of their broadcasts.
- This audio expandor helps create a more dramatic effect in music by widening the volume differences.
- The sound engineer used an expandor to reduce background noise in the recording.
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