soundboard
/ˈsaʊndˌbɔrd/
noun
- A device or console used to control and mix audio signals, such as in a recording studio or live performance.
- The sound engineer adjusted the levels on the soundboard during the concert.
- He learned to operate a soundboard at the community radio station.
- The band's new album was mixed using a vintage analog soundboard.
- The thin, resonant piece of wood in a musical instrument (like a guitar or piano) that amplifies the sound.
- A piano's soundboard is essential for producing its rich tone.
- The violin's soundboard vibrates to project the sound across the concert hall.
- The luthier carefully replaced the cracked soundboard on the antique guitar.
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