crossfeed (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈkrɒsfiːd/
Definition
A technique used in audio engineering to blend the audio signals from two or more sources, such as speakers or microphones, to create a more cohesive and balanced sound.
Examples
The sound engineer applied crossfeed to the stereo channels to enhance the overall sound quality.
Crossfeed is essential in live sound applications to ensure that the audio is evenly distributed throughout the venue.
The audio plugin used crossfeed to simulate the effect of a vintage stereo amplifier.
How to Use crossfeed
- crossfeed audio signals (verb phrase)
- to blend audio signals together — "The sound engineer crossfed the audio signals from the two microphones to create a more balanced sound."
- use crossfeed (verb phrase)
- to apply the crossfeed technique — "The audio plugin used crossfeed to simulate the effect of a vintage stereo amplifier."
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