Transducers

A transducer is something that changes one form of energy into another.

In audio production examples include:

  • Your ears! (converts sound pressure waves into some type of nerve impulses that your brain can comprehend – amazing!)
  • A record player (converts grooves in vinyl into an electrical signal)
  • Speakers (converts an electrical signal into sound pressure waves)
  • Microphone (converts sound pressure waves into an electrical signal)
  • An analog to digital converter (converts an electrical signal into digital information)
  • A digital to analog converter (converts digital information into an electrical signal)
  • Guitar pickups (converts sound pressure waves into an electrical signal)

Can you think of any others? There are many…

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  1. Mike Thomas Avatar

    Spring Reverb units.
    Bone headphones
    Contact pickups
    Headphones/earphones/earbuds
    Termins
    Gaming Chair (ones that vibrate in response to sounds)
    Telephones

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