mixing console

Summary

mixing console has Wikipedia articles in 23 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[1]

Key Facts

• mixing console is the creator of Léon Gaumont^[2].
• mixing console's based on is recorded as Chronophone^[3].
• mixing console's based on is recorded as potentiometer^[4].
• mixing console is a type of appliance^[5].
• mixing console is a type of musical instrument^[6].
• mixing console is part of multitrack recorder^[7].
• mixing console is part of multitrack cassette recorder^[8].
• mixing console is part of recording studio^[9].
• mixing console is part of home recording^[10].
• mixing console is part of media studio facility^[11].
• mixing console is part of production truck^[12].
• mixing console is used for recording studio^[13].
• mixing console is used for film post-production^[14].
• mixing console is used for streaming media^[15].
• mixing console is used for public address system^[16].
• mixing console is used for home recording^[17].
• mixing console is used for rock concert^[18].
• mixing console is used for nightclub^[19].
• mixing console is used for discothèque^[20].
• mixing console's Commons category is recorded as Audio mixers^[21].
• 1910 marks the founding of mixing console^[22].
• mixing console's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Mixing consoles^[23].
• mixing console's used by is recorded as sound operator^[24].
• mixing console's used by is recorded as audio engineer^[25].
• mixing console's used by is recorded as audio technician^[26].

Body

Definition and Type

Recorded subclass of include appliance^[5] and musical instrument^[6].

Origins

1910 marks the founding of mixing console^[22].

Use and Application

Recorded has use include recording studio^[13], film post-production^[14], streaming media^[15], public address system^[16], home recording^[17], and rock concert^[18]. Part of include multitrack recorder^[7]; multitrack cassette recorder^[8]; recording studio^[9]; home recording^[10], a recording industry term^[27]; media studio facility^[11]; and production truck^[12], a vehicle^[28]. Recorded used by include sound operator^[24], audio engineer^[25], audio technician^[26], production sound mixer^[29], musician^[30], and disc jockey^[31].

Influence

Things named for mixing console include Hatsune Miku^[32], a Virtual Singer^[33], founded in 2007^[34].

Why It Matters

mixing console has Wikipedia articles in 23 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[1] It is known by 61 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[35]

Entities named for it include Hatsune Miku^[32], a Virtual Singer^[33], founded in 2007^[34].