Sound Design Terms Crossword Puzzle

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• syncing : matching sound effects or music to specific visual moments in a scene.
• ambiance : the background sounds that help define an environment or scene, such as birds chirping in a forest, traffic noise in a city, or the hum of an air conditioner in an office.lady : woman of high society
• reverb : an effect that adds an echo-like quality to sound, often used to create depth and atmosphere.
• fade in fade out : a gradual increase or decrease in volume at the beginning or end of a sound clip.
• soundscapes : a layered collection of sounds that create an immersive atmosphere or setting, often used to establish location, mood, or time in a production.
• cross fade : a gradual transition between two sounds or audio clips to create a smooth blend.
• looping : repeating a sound or music track seamlessly for extended play.
• non diegetic sound : sound that does not come from the story’s world, such as background music or narration.
• diegetic sound : sound that originates from within the world of the story, such as dialogue, footsteps, or a radio playing in a scene.
• royalty free music : music that can be legally used without requiring the user to pay royalties or licensing fees for each use. it is often available through specific licensing agreements for use in media projects.
• foley : the art of creating live sound effects to enhance a film, video, or stage production. these sounds are manually produced and recorded to match on-screen actions, such as footsteps, door creaks, or fabric rustling.