He invented the technique of performing sound effect along with picture.

Not the final mix, but before it.

Give a little, get a little - this track has limited bandwidth, but extra headroom.

"It's getting crowded in here", said by a group of people.

You might capture a line of dialog without rolling cameras, but it is certainly not tame.

A prolific film score composer, or a classical guitarist.

The final audio output from the mix stage.

A surround sound ambient array composed of four bi-directional mics.

The three categories of sound effects.

Anything sound that comes from within the story space and can be heard by the characters.

As he approaches, he sounds a little sharp.

You might think so INITIALLY, but it is not Australian Design Rules or Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Mike A. Ray's initials are actually O.C.T.

A selection of chocolates from Whitman, or a musical instrument that plays back recordings.

A sound that can be distinguished from other sounds.

He puts the T.H. in THX.

A trio of stems - sans flowers.

Not quite a 2014 movie starring Shailene Woodley, this is a term for sound spilling into other channels in a multi-channel panner.

A heteronym for mood lighting and music...
or environmental sounds.

Slang term for the L.F.E. track, or a mic at the end of a pole.

Prolific inventor of stereo sound, stereo phonographs, and coincident stereo mic techniques. He was killed in a plane crash in WW2 while testing a prototype airborne radar.

Not literally a fern, but it could be placed in one.

A system of capturing the magnitude of three dimensional vectors of sound at one point in space.

Sound can help to smooth over picture cuts and provide this.

"I'm running slow, but only a tenth of a percent."