spectral gating
spectral gating noun: a signal processing technique used primarily for noise reduction and creative sound design; converting a signal into the frequency domain (a spectrogram), estimating a noise threshold for each frequency band, and then gating" (muting or reducing the volume of) any signal below that threshold.
Noun
spectral gating (plural spectral gatings)
- A signal processing technique used primarily for noise reduction and creative sound design; converting a signal into the frequency domain (a spectrogram), estimating a noise threshold for each frequency band, and then gating" (muting or reducing the volume of) any signal below that threshold.
Forms of spectral gating
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Questions about spectral gating
- What does spectral gating mean?
- Spectral gating means a signal processing technique used primarily for noise reduction and creative sound design; converting a signal into the frequency domain (a spectrogram), estimating a noise threshold for each frequency band, and then gating" (muting or reducing the volume of) any signal below that threshold.
- What part of speech is spectral gating?
- Spectral gating is a noun.
- What is the plural of spectral gating?
- The plural of spectral gating is spectral gatings.
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