Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
roll-off
Noun
/ˈroʊl ɔf/
Definition
A roll-off typically refers to the process of gradually reducing the intensity or volume of something, like sound or performance, often used in the context of music, audio production, or even waste management.
Examples
- The roll-off effect in the audio mix helped create a smooth transition between songs.
- We used a roll-off dumpster for our renovation project to manage construction debris effectively.
Meaning
In audio terms, roll-off describes how certain frequencies decrease in intensity, particularly how bass or treble sounds fade away as you move away from a specific range. In waste management, it can refer to large dumpsters that are delivered and picked up as needed.
Synonyms
- Decline
- Drop-off
- Diminish
- Decrease
