Äänikompressoinnilla
Äänikompressoinnilla, often translated as audio compression, is a process used in audio engineering to reduce the dynamic range of a sound signal. Dynamic range refers to the difference between the loudest and quietest parts of an audio signal. Compression works by making the louder parts quieter and, in some cases, making the quieter parts louder, effectively bringing them closer together.
The primary goal of audio compression is to make an audio signal sound more consistent and even.
Key parameters in audio compression include threshold, ratio, attack, and release. The threshold determines the point