Difference between revisions of "VU meter (Q9545)"
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| + | historical description: A very sensitive meter on a control PANEL by which the engineer gauges the amount of VOLUME being sent out. From the needle indicator on the gauge the engineer can see the amount of sound, rather than udge by ear alone. Usually abbreviated to VI. (English) | ||||||||||||||
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 13 November 2024
analog device used to measure the level of audio signals.
- VI meter
- volume indicator
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | VU meter | analog device used to measure the level of audio signals. |
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volume indicator (English)
A very sensitive meter on a control PANEL by which the engineer gauges the amount of VOLUME being sent out. From the needle indicator on the gauge the engineer can see the amount of sound, rather than udge by ear alone. Usually abbreviated to VI. (English)
1952
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