In SoundStation digital audio editing and production systems, an audio Segment is defined as a piece of mono or multichannel audio of any length. Segment Based Processing allows an editor to alter instantaneously the EQ, gain, or panning of any sound effect, dialog or music segment independently, digitally and in real time on any channel of the SoundStation DSP system. More importantly, all Segment settings are attached to the edited Segments and stay with them as they are moved, copied, slipped, backed up or restored, thus providing flexible, repeatable automation and unprecedented precision. This approach reduces the need for extra tracks on tape recorders, extra mixing desk channels and also reduces unnecessary re-recording and rewind time. EQ processing on each Segment is through a 4-band parametric equalizer and all channels of stereo and multichannel segments are set and EQ'd simultaneously.

Authors: Bloom, Jeff; Parker, Mike; Crowne, Mark; Newland, Jonathan; Hewitt, Bruno
Affiliation: Digital Audio Research Limited, Chessington, Surrey KT92QL, UK
AES Conference: 9th International Conference: Television Sound Today and Tomorrow (February 1991)
Paper Number: 9-005
Publication Date: February 1, 1991 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Television Sound
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