paraphonic

/ˌparəˈfɒnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

Having two or more different sound sources or signals that can be perceived separately, often used to describe a type of audio effect.

“The guitarist experimented with a paraphonic delay pedal to create an otherworldly sound.”

2. noun

A sound or audio effect characterized by the presence of two or more distinct sound sources or signals.

“The music producer was looking for a specific sound, a unique paraphonic texture that would set her track apart.”

Synonyms

  • binaural
  • polyphonic

Antonyms

  • monaural
  • monophonic