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    How can inconsistent sound balance break immersion?

    Asked on Thursday, Dec 11, 2025

    Inconsistent sound balance can break immersion by disrupting the listener's focus and pulling them out of the intended auditory experience. When elements in a mix are not properly balanced, it can lea…

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    Why do badly designed interactive audio cues feel delayed?

    Asked on Wednesday, Dec 10, 2025

    Badly designed interactive audio cues often feel delayed due to poor synchronization between the audio trigger and the visual or gameplay event. This can result from latency in the system, improper ti…

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    How does poor frequency layering create muddiness in dense scenes?

    Asked on Tuesday, Dec 09, 2025

    Poor frequency layering can lead to muddiness in dense scenes by causing overlapping frequencies that mask each other, reducing clarity and definition. This often happens when multiple sounds occupy t…

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    What causes audio transitions to feel distracting instead of supportive?

    Asked on Monday, Dec 08, 2025

    Audio transitions can feel distracting when they are abrupt, poorly timed, or mismatched with the visual or narrative context. Ensuring smooth transitions involves careful attention to timing, dynamic…

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