sound technology

Sound technology involves the capture, processing, and reproduction of audio signals. Microphones convert sound waves into electrical signals, which are then amplified, recorded, or transmitted through various devices. Speakers transform these signals back into sound waves for us to hear. Modern sound technology also includes digital processing, where software enhances audio quality, reduces noise, or adds effects. Wireless systems use radio waves or Bluetooth to send audio without cables. Overall, it combines hardware and software to accurately capture, manipulate, and deliver sound in a clear and high-quality manner.