starwars | | nickname of sample playback computer |
voiceofthetheatre | | prodigy did an album with this software |
mirage | | what the letter O in OMS originally stood for |
reason | | the C in CEM |
lespaul | | the apple 1 computer case was made of what |
midireceived | | what doesthe domain .tv stand for |
akai | | moog liberator and yamaha kx-5 is this thing |
stanleychurch | | the P in ARP |
three | | voltage divided by current equals what |
twentyfour | | MIDI cc 11 |
society | | what is the main sync box in a post production facility |
five | | what non macintosh platform did sound tools run on |
undefined | | second software synth that digidesign released |
drumulator | | MIDI cc zero |
nineteenfortyseven | | leon invented this in 1920 |
unitygain | | first hardware device digidesign released roms for |
channelten | | name of sound source in a commodore 64 |
wood | | first software digidesign released |
fairlight | | roger linns first drum machine |
twincombo | | sound that OMS made when testing MIDI |
expression | | number of pins in a midi cable |
hotbutter | | who is rumored to have said that 640k ought to be enough for anybody |
twelve | | the second E in IEEE |
naval | | name of first synth with MIDI |
theremin | | default channel for rhythm in GM set |
polyphony | | first solid body guitars were made by |
motion | | current multiplied times voltage equals what |
rickenbacker | | pre-midi digital interface found on Roland Juno 60 |
prophetsixhundred | | first sampler released by ensoniq |
breakout | | what optical format uses 24 bit 96Khz 7.1 channels |
siemens | | cc volume number |
normung | | first polyphonic digital sampling synthesizer |
madi | | what is the max bit depth for dvd movies |
keytar | | computer that steve jobs got his idea for macintosh desktop |
bankselect | | what company produced a 12 track recorder |
blackburstgenerator | | the T in TR-808 |
billgates | | describes how many notes it can sound at one time |
electrical | | the S in AES |
tuvalu | | star trek or star wars? |
dcb | | first fender amp introduced in 1952 |
blueray | | number of keys in piano octave |
pearlman | | a ton of audio channels on a single aes cable |
sounddesigner | | earliest electric guitars were made by |
turbosynth | | mgm engineer that made his own version of neumann mics |
atari | | the N in DIN |
resistance | | a gain setting of one |
curtis | | the P in SPDIF |
seven | | number of pins used in a midi cable |
lmone | | name of computer company named after a fruit |
sidchip | | MIDI cc number 123 |
alphajunotwo | | speakers altec lansing were famous for |
power | | name of synth responsible for the hoover sound |
allnotesoff | | unit of electrical conductance in the International System, equal to one ampere per volt. |
xeroxalto | | MIDI cc numbers 22 to 31 are ..... |
philips | | in what year was the first multitrack recording |
apple | | steve jobs programmed this game for the atari |
rompler | | popcorn was recorded by this group |
transistor | | the N in bnc |
opcode | | the M in SMPTE |
maryhadalittlelamb | | first recording of a human voice |