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Audio Feedback
Original title: ハウリング
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Howling, or ringing (meion), is a sonic phenomenon. Although often regarded as a problem, it is sometimes used in musical instruments. The original English meaning of “howling” is a prolonged animal cry. In Japan, it is colloquially described as “oto ga mawaru” (the sound goes around) or “hauru” (to howl). In English, it is often called “feedback.”
ハウリング または 鳴音（めいおん）は、音に関する現象のひとつ。多くの場合トラブルと認識されているが、楽器ではこれを利用することもある。ハウリング（英: howling）の原義は英語で遠吠えのことである。日本では俗に「音が回る」「ハウる」と表現することもある。英語では、「フィードバック」（英: feedback）と呼ばれることが多い。
Source updated 2023-06-15 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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