aftersound

aftersound synonyms

reverberation compare aftersound and reverberation
resonance compare aftersound and resonance
echo compare aftersound and echo
ring compare aftersound and ring
echo chamber compare aftersound and echo chamber
voice compare aftersound and voice
resound compare aftersound and resound
hum compare aftersound and hum
creak compare aftersound and creak
repercussion compare aftersound and repercussion
clamor compare aftersound and clamor
echo compare aftersound and echo
pitch compare aftersound and pitch
clatter compare aftersound and clatter
buzzing compare aftersound and buzzing
sound compare aftersound and sound
chatter compare aftersound and chatter
noise compare aftersound and noise
drone compare aftersound and drone
beep compare aftersound and beep
undertone compare aftersound and undertone
ripple compare aftersound and ripple
cry compare aftersound and cry
murmur compare aftersound and murmur
humming compare aftersound and humming
reverb compare aftersound and reverb
buzz compare aftersound and buzz
banging compare aftersound and banging
chime compare aftersound and chime
rattle compare aftersound and rattle
jar compare aftersound and jar
whistle compare aftersound and whistle
babble compare aftersound and babble
growl compare aftersound and growl
bang compare aftersound and bang
thrum compare aftersound and thrum
thudding compare aftersound and thudding
resonance compare aftersound and resonance
thud compare aftersound and thud
thrumming compare aftersound and thrumming
blast compare aftersound and blast
din compare aftersound and din
peal compare aftersound and peal
boom compare aftersound and boom
squelch compare aftersound and squelch
afterclap compare aftersound and afterclap
snort compare aftersound and snort
chorus compare aftersound and chorus
clack compare aftersound and clack
roll compare aftersound and roll

aftersound definitions

noun

  • A sound that persists or remains audible after its source has ceased to produce it; the perception of such a sound. 

  • The second, slower phase of decay in the sound made by a piano string when it is struck.