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Definitions from the WebAcousmDescription:Acousm refers to a sound or voice that is heard, but the source remains hidden or unseen. It can also be used to describe the teachings or lessons given by a master to their disciples without revealing their identity. In more technical terms, acousm can denote a type of sound used in electroacoustic music, characterized by its disembodied nature. Senses:Sense 1 (Noun):A sound or voice that is heard, but the source remains hidden or unseen. A woman's mysterious acousm echoed through the forest, captivating all who heard it. Related products: Hidden Sound System Sense 2 (Noun):The teachings or lessons given by a master to their disciples without revealing their identity. The acousm of the great philosopher left an indelible mark on his students. Sense 3 (Noun):A type of sound used in electroacoustic music, characterized by its disembodied nature. The composer employed various acousms to create an ethereal atmosphere in the concert. Related products: Electroacoustic Music | ||||
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