MPC Vocabulary Quiz !

jurrell wrote:

-niN wrote:its called ADSR not ASDR
A= Attack
D= Decay
S= Sustain
R= Release

Yes! Am not the only one who was outraged haha

I'm sure it was just a tiping error.
felt like I had to set it straight so zach can do his research propper

-niN wrote:Program
track
sequence
song

-niN wrote:maybe that's one of the main reasons people don't RTFM because they simply don't understand the lingo

those terms are defined in the fuggin manual, did you read it?

transient
zero-crossing

Pastor-of-Muppets wrote:

-niN wrote:Program
track
sequence
song

-niN wrote:maybe that's one of the main reasons people don't RTFM because they simply don't understand the lingo

those terms are defined in the fuggin manual, did you read it?

guess where i got them from

No but really; I thought this thread is about MPC Vocab. which does kinda mean the words in the manual and on the display of the machine itself

hey thanks..will compile the terms and get to work!!

could you drop a few 'file' terms..like 'wav file' etc..thanks!!

bit depth
sample rate

normalize
note repeat

wav file
snd file

pgm file
aps file

mid file
all file

audio
midi
and the difference between both. some people I know are havin a hard time understanding..
zach; if u could find simple words to explain in one sentence.
with you being a teacher I guess it shouldn't be much of a problem

and how about mp3 and why they suck ass sound quality wise..

[quote="Pastor-of-Muppets"]bit depth
sample rate


crucial! yeah

[quote="-niN"]audio
midi
and the difference between both. some people I know are havin a hard time understanding..



Quote:
using the midi and spdif, to be able to do the same thing, but i still don't understand how that'd really work.


Yea, you don't understand it, cause it wont. ;]

MIDI is not your AUDIO tracks.

MIDI is wholly unrelated to SPDIF.


got that frm another thread;
this the kind of discussion I mean

bugs

CoinUp! wrote:bugs

what are those, oh wait I have a roger linn mpc

Swag Mode

Hey..i am at Starbucks with the Manual: The Original Handbook for the Recently Deceased did about 1hour + of research this morning..and definitely plan on using other resources too .,but the manual is very helpful..

i do have a quick question: what is a 'straight loop"!

zach wrote:i do have a quick question: what is a 'straight loop"!

in what context?