From time to time we run into folks who are confused about warranty coverage. Many users are surprised when their warranty does not cover... Read more »
In the audio/video industry the word “chase” is used to illustrate a machine synchronizing itself (slaving to) another machine or controller.... Read more »
A request for this one resulted from last week’s TTOTD and WFTD on Crossovers (see inSync 10/29/99). Roll Off (or Rolloff) – Specifically... Read more »
The mathematical relationship between voltage, current, and resistance. It is named after Georg Ohm, its founder. Ohm’s law says the current in... Read more »
A visual cue used in film scoring. It is a colored vertical band that starts on the left side of the screen and slides rightward for a specified... Read more »
Basically direct current is the operational antonym for Alternating Current (AC). The main distinction being that DC flow does not change... Read more »
A mode of synchronizer operation that used information derived from SMPTE Time Code and, after initial synchronization, ignores specific frame... Read more »
New in stock at Sweetwater Sound: The folks at Ebtech are making our connectivity easier by delivering two new interface boxes. The LLS2 (retail... Read more »
New in stock at Sweetwater Sound: The folks at Ebtech are making our connectivity easier by delivering two new interface boxes. The LLS2 (retail... Read more »
Short for Digital to Analog Converter. Also often abbreviated DAC, which is often pronounced “dack.” A DAC is the opposite of an A/D converter.... Read more »
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