Muzykalno-kompyuterny_slovar

LFO — low frequency oscillator

LSB — least significant byte ( → MIDI controller)

LVL — level

M — mode ( → MIDI mode)

M — mute1

M Wheel — modulation wheel MCI — Media Control Interface

MG — modulation generator ( = mo­ dulator1)

MIDI — Musical Instrument Digital Interface

MMC — MIDI machine control

MME — multimedia extension

MSB — most significant byte ( → MIDI controller)

MST — master

MTC — MIDI Time Code MXR — mixer

NRPN — non-registered parameter number

Nz — noise

OLE — Object Linking and Embedding QMS — Open Music System

OSC — oscillator p — piano

p — play

P Wheel — pitch wheel ( → pitch bend)

PAN — panorama2

PB — playback ( = play) PCH — pitch

PCM — Pulse Code Modulation Pd — pedal

PDL — predelay

PG — pitch generator (= generator)

PGM — program PHS — phaser

PPQ — pulses per quarter-note ( → click3)

PRG — program

PTCH — patch2 Q — equalizer

Q — q-point

Q— quantization2 QT — quartertone

R— record

R — right

RA — Real Audio

REG — register ( = preset)

REL — release1

RESN — resonance REV — reverberation RFL — reflection

RFL — early reflection

RIFF — Resource Interchange File

Format

RMS [power] — root means square [power]

ROM — read only memory

RPN — registered parameter number Rpt — repeat

RVB — reverberation

RVRS — reverse S — solo1

s — second

Saw — sawtooth

sci-fi — science fiction

SCSI — Small Computers System

Interface

SDS — Sample Dump Standard SEG — segment

SF — soundfile ( = audio file)

SMDI — SCSI M I D I Device Interface

SMPTE [Time Code] — Society of Motion Picture and Television

Engineers Time Code

SN — signal-to-noise ratio

S/PDIF — Sony/Philips Digital Interface

Format

SPP — song position pointer Src — source

ST — semitone

SYSEX — system exclusive [message]

TEMP — temp [directory]

TOC — table of contents

TRANS — transposition

TRG — trigger

UART — universal asynchronous

receiver/transmitter V — voice2

VDА — variable digital amplifier

VDF — variable digital filter VEL — [key] velocity

VITC — Vertical Interval Time Code WT [synthesis] — wavetable synthesis XG — Extended General

XOVER — crossover [frequency]