mono
- adjective
- /ˈmɑːnoʊ/
- Specialized
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monofónico
- In a mono audio setup, the sound comes from one channel rather than two.
And it almost like turns it from like stereo to like mono.
- And it almost like turns it from like stereo to like mono.
- So it's the same thing coming through both speakers, but it's just, you know, it's still mono anyway.
- So most sound systems are mono so that people can hear everything that they've paid to hear.
- So you hear a mono frequency sound, right?
- OK, so it's a mono speaker setup kind of show you running down since wonderful.
Examples
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This is just mono audio and composite video and immediately we're up just like that.
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So it's the same thing coming through both speakers, but it's just, you know, it's still mono anyway.
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The original OK, so mono sound just coming out of the bottom part of the device it's OK.
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So you hear a mono frequency sound, right?
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OK, so it's a mono speaker setup kind of show you running down since wonderful.
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So most sound systems are mono so that people can hear everything that they've paid to hear.
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You tell me a mono color shadow in Daisy Peach.
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And it's that headset with low res, I believe mono color display.
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The concert featured mono sound, so the music was the same in both speakers.
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She prefers listening to mono recordings for their simplicity and clarity.
Synonyms
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Sound that plays through one speaker, not left and right
Sound recorded or played with one audio channel
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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Etymology
Mono comes from the Greek prefix mono- meaning 'one', the same part you see in monarch or monologue. So when sound is described as mono, it means the audio uses a single channel — 'one' channel — not two separate left and right channels.