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34 Cards in this Set
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A Seuencer is...
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...A device that allows musicians to record, edit, and playback a series of events.
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With MIDI sequencing, it is possible to change the tempo without affecting the...
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...Pitch
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Integrated Sequencers
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Bulit into a synthesizer (keyboard) Varying editing abilities
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Dedicated Sequencers
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Stand - Alone units dedicated solely to sequencing
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Computer Software Sequencers
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Programs that run on computers
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The purpose of a sequencer is to...
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...Capture a musical proformance.
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The purpose of a notation program is to...
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...produce a score on paper.
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MIDI sequencers record, and play back all aspects of a...
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...MIDI preformance.
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The degree of accuracy of time placement of events in a MIDI sequence is referred to as...
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...Resolution and is expressed as Ticks/Pulses per quarter note.
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Most MIDI sequencers can record...
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...Multi tracks of MIDI data.
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Tracks
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Each track has seperate part of the composition. Each track can send to one channel and multiple tracks can send to one channel
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Channels
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From MIDI determine the timbre to be heard
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Punch In / Punch Out Record
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Allows you to start and stop recording at particular spots
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Reset
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Allows you to stop any stuck notes
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Event Editing
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The changing of any MIDI event
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Region Editing
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Any change made affects the entire selected region and only that region
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Delete
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Cuts the selected event or region from the sequence
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Delete Time
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The MIDI events and the time the occupy are deleted
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Erase
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Eliminates MIDI events while preserving the time they occupied
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Insert
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To place new information in a squence
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Instert Time
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Inserts empty measures of amount of time
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Cut / Paste
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Deltes a selected region from one location to be inserted at another
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Copy / Paste
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Makes a duplicate of a region to be inserted at another location
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Merge
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Combines information from multiple tracks to one track
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Quantize
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Makes notes fit to a selected rhythmis grid
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Track Shifting
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Moves an entire track ahead or behind the beat by a set number of ticks
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Transpose
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To move all notes in a region up or down by a specific interval
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Filter
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Things out certain types of MIDI data such as pitch, bend, volume, or modulation
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Real-Time Recording
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The sequencer captures a preformance as it is played
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Step Recording
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A Sequence is created one note and time value at a time
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Looping
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To continuously repeat a track or section of a track
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Pattern-based sequencing
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Uses looping to create tracks within a sequence. Popular with dance, house and rap musicians
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Song Arrangement
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Serval different sequences are used within a file for different sections of the music such as introduction, verse and chorus, ect.
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Standard MIDI Files
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Should be saved as Standard MIDI Files. It allows the file to be opened by other sequencers. It is easier to transfer to a notation program
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