MTT Vocabulary Database

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MTT Vocabulary Data Base created by Students at UT Brownsville

Word	Definition
Audio Editing Software examples	The following audio editing software can be used to manipulate and change sounds. Pro Tools, Adobe Audition, Garage Band, Audacity
Audio Manipulation - types	Ways to change how audio sounds with various techniques.
Capturing Sounds	The following is a quick list of ways to capture audio: reel to reel, CD/digital recording, iPod/iPad, Zoom digital recording device.
Change Pitch (Audio Manipulation)	Changing the frequency (pitch) of a sound. This makes the audio sound "high" or "low".
Condenser Microphone
Delay (Audio Manipulation)	Where sound pauses, or stops for a moment.
Digital Editing Software	The following digital editing software can be used to import and edit images. Photoshop, Picasa, Gimp, PhotoFiltre
Distortion (Audio Manipulation)	Creating a "warm", "dirty", or "fuzzy" sound by compressing the peaks of the sound wave.


Reverb (Audio Manipulation)	Short for reverberation. The sound has a number of echoes or delays. Think of it like when you talk in a gym or bathroom.

Speed Up/Slow Down (Audio Manipulation)	Allowing the audio to sound very fast, like a chipmunk; or very slow like.
Reverse (Audio Manipulation)	The audio is actually being played backwards.

Image Sources	These are places that you can find images: books, library, magazines, dictionary, encyclopedias, newspapers, websites, spffy, Library of Congress, USDA, NASA