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sound-box: a standalone construct

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Popular music studies

Moore's model of a recording as a virtual space in which sounds are placed by stereo position, height in frequency and depth.

In popular music studies, sound-box refers to Moore's model of a recording as a virtual space in which sounds are placed by stereo position, height in frequency and depth. This meaning comes from Moore (1993) in Rock: The Primary Text.[1]

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References

Moore, A. F. (1993). Rock: The Primary Text. Ashgate Publishing. ISBN 9780429954092

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