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surface noise

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surface noise
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(Electronics) noise produced by the friction of the needle or stylus of a record player with the rotating record, caused by a static charge, dust, or irregularities on the surface of a record
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Noun1.surface noise - noise produced by the friction of the stylus of a record player moving over the rotating record
background noise, ground noise - extraneous noise contaminating sound measurements that cannot be separated from the desired signal


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Surface noise, rotational wobbles and tracking errors can result in distorted musical signals.
Some of Rachmaninoff's live recordings were fed into a computer, everything was digitally broken down and analyzed, and all surface noise or other intrusions were removed.
They can still be enjoyed by music lovers and, despite constricted frequency range and acoustic, they usually sound better than the original as a result of computer techniques which take out the clicks and surface noise.
 
 
 
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