Quick Clip: What is clipping in audio? (Pro Acoustics Tech Talk Ep. 57)
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In audio, clipping is waveform distortion that occurs when an amplifier is overdriven and attempts to deliver an output wattage beyond its maximum capability.
Normally this will be indicated with a clip light, a flashing red light, on the amplifier.
Clipping leads to choppy or distorted audio and over time that distortion can damage your speakers and cause pretty serious issues.
We want to avoid clipping as much as possible.
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