A listener recently asked me, “Hey Chris. Love the show. Just been listening to you talking with Jim Harold. Question. What does ‘hot’ mean in the context of recorded sound. Cheers.” ~Joff. UK. My answer: Usually “hot” is an adjective referring to the high/loud/strong level of audio, as opposed to
A listener recently asked me, “Hey Chris. Love the show. Just been listening to you talking with Jim Harold. Question. What does ‘hot’ mean in the context of recorded sound. Cheers.” ~Joff. UK. My answer: Usually “hot” is an adjective referring to the high/loud/strong level of audio, as opposed to
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