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ADSR


Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release are the four stages of an envelope that describe the shape of a sound over time. Attack represents the time the sound takes to rise from an initial value of zero to [..]
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Active Sensing


a method by which a MIDI device detects disconnection. A message is sent to the receiver around three times per second, and if no message is received during this period, the unit assumes the MIDI conn [..]
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Additive Synthesis


a synthesis method that builds complex waveforms by combining sine waves whose frequencies and amplitudes are independently variable.
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AFTER TOUCH


a measurement of the force applied by a performer to the key on a controller after it has been depressed. Either polyphonic, which measures the pressure on each individual key, or monophonic, reflecti [..]
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AIFF


the standard file format for storing audio information on an Apple Macintosh computer.
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Algorithm


a set of instructions supplied to a computer for the purpose of solving a problem.
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ALL NOTES OFF


a three byte MIDI channel message that instructs the receiving device to terminate all notes currently sounding.
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aliasing


``false frequencies'' that are created when sampling frequencies greater than one-half the sampling rate.
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Amplifier


a device that increases the amplitude, power or current of a signal. The resulting signal is a reproduction of the input signal as well as this increase.
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amplitude


the strength or magnitude of any changing quantity when compared to its \Qat rest' or \Qzero' value.
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