1. EQing: Adjusting the frequency response of a sound to enhance or reduce certain frequencies.
2. Compression: Reducing the dynamic range of a sound to make it more consistent in volume.
3. Reverb: Adding a simulated sense of space or environment to a sound.
4. Delay: Creating echoes or repeats of a sound.
5. Pitch shifting: Changing the pitch of a sound up or down.
6. Modulation: Applying effects such as flanger or chorus to add movement and depth to a sound.
7. Volume leveling: Making sure all sounds in a mix are at a consistent volume level.
8. Stereo imaging: Adjusting the placement and width of sounds within the stereo field.
9. Noise reduction: Removing unwanted background noise from a sound.
10. Sampling: Using snippets of pre-recorded sounds to create new sounds or ambience.
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