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Emtee Emtee is offline
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i realize its when the current (i), the voltage or the power is lowered in a signal during a transmission between 2 points... and of course its measured in dB... can sum1 add more info in terms of sound ?

waves maybe ???hehehehe
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i realize its when the current (i), the voltage or the power is lowered in a signal during a transmission between 2 points... and of course its measured in dB... can sum1 add more info in terms of sound ?

waves maybe ???hehehehe
It is a term used in EQ'ing... You have answered your own question already...

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Emtee Emtee is offline
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When EQ'ing, you can boost and you can _______.

hmmm still thinking...
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Emtee Emtee is offline
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When EQ'ing, you can boost and you can filter?.

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When EQ'ing, you can boost and you can filter?.
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It reduces the power of the signal. It isn't limited to EQ's, you can attenuate any time through out recording, mixing, monitoring. Like line pads you slap on so signal isn't coming in so hot to a piece of equipment. Basically If a signal is coming into a piece of gear and it's too hot or causing unwanted distortion and the input on your receiving piece of gear is on it's lowest setting, some type of signal attenuator would be needed whether a di box or a simple homemade barrel attenuator.


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11-07-2009
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I think attenuation put simply is the lowering of a signal or EQ band.


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that white vocabulary lol

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Dudes, attenuation is adjustment. If you change a signal in any way, you're attenuating it.

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Dudes, attenuation is adjustment. If you change a signal in any way, you're attenuating it.
Nope. It's gradually lowering a signal, whatever the means.


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