Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Crack off/crack and smack
Hi
One guys says that the room they were going to play in had a beautiful crack-off sound, real crack and smack.
--- I couldn't find what "crack-off" sound is? Is there a similar word which means the same?
--- As for crack and smackit associates me with "drugs" so maybe it just says that the sound was awesome
One guys says that the room they were going to play in had a beautiful crack-off sound, real crack and smack.
--- I couldn't find what "crack-off" sound is? Is there a similar word which means the same?
--- As for crack and smackit associates me with "drugs" so maybe it just says that the sound was awesome
Top answer
I'd say "no" to your "crack and smack" idea. " I grew up with acoustic instruments and don't know much about the ideal requirements for heavily amplified sound in a small room (small room as opposed to a concert hall or amphitheater). One would typically clap and listen to the echo (unamplified).
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I'd say "no" to your "crack and smack" idea. And I've never heard "crack-off." I grew up with acoustic instruments and don't know much about the ideal requirements for heavily amplified sound in a small room (small room as opposed to a concert hall or amphitheater). One would typically clap and listen to the echo (unamplified). There should be some balance between not being completely absorbed
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