1) Accrete 2) Admix 3) Alloy 4) Amalgam 5) Amalgamate 6) Associate 7) Blend 8) Coalesce 9) Combine 10) Commix 11) Commixture 12) Compound 13) Concoct 14) Concoction 15) Conflate 16) Cross 17) Desegregate 18) Hotchpotch 19) Immingle 20) Immix 21) Intermingle 22) Intermix 23) Join 24) Meld 25) Mingle
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1) Agitate 2) Amalgam 3) Amalgamate 4) American monthly magazine 5) Anime series based on manga 6) Aphex Twin creation 7) Baking shortcut 8) Be sociable 9) Be social 10) Beat 11) Betty crocker product 12) Blend 13) Blend number 1009 14) Blend thoroughly 15) Blend together 16) Blender output 17) Blender setting
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• (v. i.) To become united into a compound; to be blended promiscuously together. • (v. t.) To unite with in company; to join; to associate. • (v. t.) To form by mingling; to produce by the stirring together of ingredients; to compound of different parts. • (v. i.) To associate; to mingle. • (v. t.) To cause a promiscuous i...
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In processing sound for a motion picture, a number of different tracks of recordings are combined on a single tape. The combination process is known as a `mix.` This processing occurs in the music industry but specifics regarding film requires three technicians for dialogue, special effects and music
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The process of taking several tracks of a multitrack recording and feedingthem through a bank of volume controls in order to get the right balance or mix, resulting in a balanced and effective final product.
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See product mix.
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1) To blend audio signals together into a composite signal.
2) The signal made by blending individual signals together.
3) A control or function on a delay effects/reverberation device which controls the amount of direct signal that will be mixed into the processed signal.
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Member Information Exchange
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To combine ingredients usually by stirring.
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Homeobox genes ( mix1, mix2 ), expressed in prospective mesoderm and endoderm after mid-blastula stage, that respond to TGF- b (transforming growth factor- b) superfamily signals including activin, TGF- b , Vg-1 and BMP-4, but not to non-TGF inducers.
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See BLEND.
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Mix intransitive verb 1. To become united into a compound; to be blended promiscuously together.
2. To associate; to mingle. « He had
mixed Again in fancied safety with his kind.»
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Mix (mĭks) transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Mixed (mĭkst) (less properly Mixt ); present participle & verbal noun Mixing .] [ Anglo-Saxon miscan ; akin to Old High German misken , German
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Electrically combining the signals from microphones, tape, and/or reproducers and other sources. (Post Production)
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This is essentially the process of combining two audio sources of any kind to achieve a desired balance between the two input signals within the combined output signal.
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To combine two or more ingredients by stirring in circles with a wooden spoon until ingredients are distributed evenly and there are no clumps of one ingredient. Or, to combine with an electric mixer on low speed.
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To combine two or more substances together.
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climate
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picture: best thought of as a fade-in happening simultaneously with a fade-out (aka dissolve). The visual effect is of one scene becoming progressively more transparent as, at the same time, a second scene becomes more opaque and replaces the first.
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premix noun a commercially prepared mixture of dry ingredients
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This is the process of combining all your soundtracks into one, with all the sounds blended together at their correct volumes, together with any equalization, filtering, and effecting of the sound to give you the desired end result
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The act or process of mixing; also mixture of materials, such as mortar or concrete.
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To combine ingredients usually by stirring.
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To combine two ingredients by stirring or in a way that makes two or more foods appear as one.
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To stir together two or more ingredients until they are thoroughly combined.
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