Meaning Sequencer
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An electronic device that stores a series of tones to be played back later. An entire performance or composition can be built up from such sequences that have been stored and manipulated.
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The hardware or software based brain of a MIDI studio. It receives, stores and plays back MIDI information in a desired sequence.
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(n) (chemistry) an apparatus that can determine the sequence of monomers in a polymer(n) computer hardware that sorts data or programs into a predetermined sequence
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MIDI software or less commonly, a hardware device that can record, edit and playback a sequence of MIDI data.
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A device for recording data about musical events, rather than audio. Early sequencers could only record and play back short patterns of notes with clock-like precision, but since the advent of MIDI, one can record the timing and expression of a real performance. That performance can then be edited, copied or transposed. One can also change the soun [..]
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A computer program that can save both MIDI and audio data. The MIDI data is received from a controller such as a MIDI keyboard and operates sound generating devices or programs, while the audio comes from microphone.
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A sequencer allows you to record your own ideas and compositions on the instrument (MIDI). It is possible to record and edit several songs with up to 17 tracks per song, depending on the sequencer’s size, creating complex arrangements.
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Applies a series of pre-defined configuration steps to a series of captured images. more
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Device for determining the sequence of monomeric residues of a polymeric molecule.
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A mechanical or electrical device which may be set to initiate a series of events and to make events follow a sequence.
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(class uvm_sequencer) — a component that coordinates and arbitrates between transactions generated by sequences running on that component and that sends those transactions downstream to a single drive [..]
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A mechanical or electrical device that may be set to initiate a series of events and to make the events follow in sequence.
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Any device that activates or deactivates the components of a machine or system according to a preplanned sequence (as in a washing machine, or central heating system). A device or system that orde [..]
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