‘Name it to tame it’ is the key principle of learning audio terms, according to several podcast producers. Knowing how to describe audio not only helps you communicate, but to troubleshoot effectively when something sounds ‘off.’ YouTube tutorials won’t help much if you’re not sure how to search.
Audio equipment reviewer Zak Khan explains ‘crunchy,’ ‘peaky,’ and ‘hollow’ to the rest of us. Many of the food-related descriptors are floating signifiers – they’re subjective, but recognizable when we hear them. Others, including ‘punchy,’ ‘tinny,’ and ‘dry,’ have actual definitions to help them down.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) outlines these standards here. Whether you’re fixing a problem or searching for theme music, a clear description will speed up the process. It also enhances the feedback and criticism you’re able to give other podcasters. Take notes and thank us later.
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