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Weddipedia definitions in the Sound and Lighting category.
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An acoustic limiter, also called a sound limiter, is an electronic device used to monitor, record and control sound levels in a venue. In wedding...
Backline refers to the musical instruments, amplification equipment, and stage accessories used by performers during a concert, ceremony, reception, or...
Digital Multiplex, commonly known by the acronym DMX, is a digital communication protocol used to control lighting fixtures and stage effects. In...
A dimmer is a lighting-control device used to vary the intensity of a light source. In wedding production, stage design and architectural lighting, the...
Gaffer tape, often shortened to gaff, is a strong cloth-backed adhesive tape widely used in film, television, theater, concerts, wedding production and...
A gobo is a stencil, template, or optical element placed inside or in front of a lighting fixture to project a pattern, shape, texture, logo, monogram, or...
A jack connector is a cylindrical audio connector used to transmit analog audio signals between devices. In wedding sound and lighting environments,...
A lighting plan is a technical and creative document that defines how light will be used in a space, on a stage, or during an event. It specifies the...
A lighting plot is a technical drawing used in stage lighting, event production, concerts, theatre, television, and weddings to show the exact...
A line array is a professional loudspeaker system made of multiple speaker modules arranged vertically, usually in a straight or curved line. The modules...
A PA system, or public address system, is an audio system designed to capture, amplify, process, and distribute sound to an audience. A PA system can be...
Video mapping, also called projection mapping, is a visual projection technique that adapts video content to the shape, relief and dimensions of a...
A wireless microphone is an audio device that transmits the sound captured by a microphone capsule to a receiver without using a physical audio...
