Sampling

When editing samples, the Audio File Zone is where you...

• can load audio samples

• can edit audio samples

• can delete audio samples

• can listen to audio samples

The Key Range is

• telling you which key you are in

• how big the keys are

• how many keys the keyboard has

• the part of the keyboard that will play the sample

coarse pitch adjusts the pitch in

• semitones

• tones

• quavers

• crotchets

if you change the velocity range, your keyboard can

• play all samples at the same velocity

• trigger maximum velocity

• trigger different samples at different velocities

• play fur elise!

ADSR stands for

• Attack Distortion Sound Relay

• Attack Distortion Speed Reverb

• Attack Delay Sustain Release

• Attack Delay Speed Return

The Melletron was first developed in

• 1963

• 1973

• 1983

• 1941

Sampling rate indicates

• how many samples you are using

• how fast the sample with play

• how many times a minute a sound is sampled

• how many times a second a sound is sampled

PCM stands for

• Pulse-code Modulation

• Pulse-code Mapping

• Pretty Cool Modulation

• Pulse-corrected Modulation

Time Stretching

• allows time travel

• is the process of changing the speed or duration of an audio signal without affecting its pitch.

• is the process of changing the key or duration of an audio signal and will affect its pitch.

• is the process of changing an audio signal forever

Normalisation

• adjusts the gain by a constant value across the entire recording.

• adjusts the gain by a variable value across the entire recording.

• adjusts the gain by a constant value across a section of the recording.

• adjusts the filters by a variable value across the entire recording.