Audio Hacker

A coder / hacker that also makes beats. They hack audio machines and create newer cooler sounds.

'Hey Ben! I hacked my midi controller last night and created a cool glitch sound.'
'Karen, you're such an audio hacker.'

by PabloPabloPablo January 12, 2015

Lettuce audio

Unnatural, hollow-sounding, overly crisp audio used a lot in video advertisements.

Half of the reason why I can't stand Youtube ads is because of the frequent use of lettuce audio. I don't like feeling like my ears are biting into a head of Romaine.

by sweet_rolls July 27, 2016

pharmacy audio

Used to describe anti-audiophile quality audio equipment typically obtained from a pharmacy i.e. budget earbuds, headphones, and bluetooth speakers.

Those earbuds are pharmacy audio. Take a step above that pharmacy audio and get yourself some insert quality brand here headphones.

by BC_FL November 8, 2018

Audio Recording

One of the three features that Urban Dictionary made available in the three dots,
but it cannot be used, for some reason.
Try it out by yourself.

Why would they put an audio recording option if it can't be used...

by LacℜoiX January 31, 2019

Audio Douche

The person that turns the volume all the way up, on any TV or Stereo, in an electronic store, So that everyone else is assaulted by their horrible taste in music. Then walks away without turning the volume back down

Do you always have to put the stereo on dubstep and blast it, when I bring you to the store? You are such an Audio Douche

by Ninja Nerd Warrior June 10, 2018

audio meth

(n) Used in the form of hearing—speedy euphoric music that induces an intense ‘rushing’ effect. Often used when the listener needs an energy boost or wants to get high and cannot afford/find real drugs.

Dusty we got work to do! Crank the volume up on some a that audio meth and let's get this thang done with!

by Dusty Keeks August 1, 2019

audio janet

A funny wordplay referring to female audio jack. It is coined by Mehdi Sadaghdar, well known by his YouTube channel called ElectroBOOM, who usually shocks himself with electricity. In his video called 'Trying to Make a Wireless Lavalier Microphone', he used that expression to call the thing, which I have written about at the start of the description. (Yes, I learn British English)

Salesman: What would you like to buy?
Customer: I'd like to buy an audio janet.
Salesman: What?
Customer: I'm talking about a female audio jack.

by The Hungarian Language Master January 3, 2018