National 5 - Controls, Effects & Processes Crossword

A tool used to get rid of sound below a set volume
An effect created by recording and repeating a signal shortly after
Control originally invented to compensate for inadequacies in audio equipment
Controls of the placement of sound in the stereo field
Two-channel audio with the channels designated as left and right
The level (measured in dB) at which an effect kicks in
An effect that reduces the dynamic range of audio
The effect which plays a slightly detuned version of the signal alongside the clean signal to give the effect of more than one instrument
The measurement of the amplitude of a sound wave
An oscillator which operates slowly, used to influence parameters of a synthesiser
Effect which creates a 'ceiling' on the level of a track
To change the pitch of a note (e.g. pushing a guitar string upwards, using a control wheel on a synthesiser)
Effect commonly used in funk music, achieved by controlling tone filters with a pedal
The delay between a signal going into a processor and coming back out again
The process of manipulating a performance to perfect its rhythm or pitch
Added in a DAW to help identify key sections of the track
When the volume of a track gradually decreases to silence
When the volume of a track gradually increases from silence