With the help of synthesiser, the sound of the existing instruments could be emulated. It also uses electronic oscillators to create an artificial sound.

i doesn't have the widest range the synthesiser does

MicroKORG Vocoder or just an EMX

RSX or Reality Synthesiser is the name of the graphics card inside the PS3.

• · The synthesiser is used by keyboard players because of the special sounds it can make

M. D. Carr has written:

'Programmable real time digital sound synthesiser'

There is the organ, piano, harpsichord, synthesiser, and the alto.

The organ is a huge instrument that whenever a key is pressed the sound comes out of a huge tube. The harpsichord is an electric version of the piano. The piano is whenever a key is pressed a hammer hits one of the strings, the alto is a lot like the piano, and the synthesiser is also like the piano.

C. Chapman has written:

'Cross and Crescent'

'Formant music synthesiser' -- subject(s): Synthesizer (Musical instrument)

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synthisised means a build up in a reactoin .

E.G a degradation reaction is a break down in a reacrion .

a synthsised reaction is a build up in a reaction .

synthisised means a build up in a reactoin .

E.G a degradation reaction is a break down in a reacrion .

a synthsised reaction is a build up in a reaction .

Keyboard, drum, and something that sounds like cello. There's also some guitar.

The Alesis Andromeda A6 which is an analogue synthesiser (analog distortion and digital fx unit) was discontinued in 2010. It's cost ranged from around $2,499 to $2,999.

a synthesiser keyboard, located at your local guitar center or most stores that sell instruments. "KORG" is the name of the brand Adam young of owl city uses.

Radcircles is Lynch. The episode aired today. Lee goes into Lynches house and sees the voice synthesiser, a picture of his shadow and a lot of KNOCK KNOCK posters stuck to the walls

Because they had so many firsts! They were constantly experimenting, so a lot of what people do now, they were just beginning to do. It's impressive, when you think that the synthesiser was only invented in 1968.

I Think There Is "Drums,Elertic Piano,Maybe A Bass Gurtar i Dont Know I Think Some Are Right theres heaps of little voice overs and electro sounds too soo synthesiser?? =)

I Think There Is "Drums,Elertic Piano,Maybe A Bass Gurtar i Dont Know I Think Some Are Right theres heaps of little voice overs and electro sounds too soo synthesiser?? =)

From what I can gather,

Bird effects/effects of some sort, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, electric guitar, piano, lead vocals, back-up vocals, synthesiser or an accordion I think. Not to sure. Hope this helps. :)

From what I can gather,

Bird effects/effects of some sort, acoustic guitar, Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, piano, lead vocals, back-up vocals, synthesiser or an Accordion I think. Not to sure. Hope this helps. :)

Transposing cannot be pinned down to one instrument as transposing is the process of moving a Set of notes up or down in pitch (how low or a sound is). In your case a synthesiser or keyboard can allow you to change the number of steps the pitch is changed by.

People who do coding comes in Front end design and remaining comes in backend ..........

Front end includes rtl description,synthesiser,verilog/vhdl entity,simulator.....

Back end includes floorplanning,place & route,packaging,testing...

The intro is played on a Lowrey Organ using a 'repeat' function. It is not a synthesiser as commonly thought, but the song certainly did pioneer use of synthesisers in rock music.

Other instruments are the piano, electric and bass guitars, drums and violin.

The Ultranova synthesizer is known for its advanced sound capabilities, including wavetable synthesis, virtual analog synthesis, and powerful effects processing. It also features a touch-sensitive keyboard, extensive modulation options, and a built-in vocoder for creating unique sounds.

Some essentials equipments when one is stocking up a recording studio are: A recording device with a high quality Digital Audio Converter (DAC), A good quality microphone, monitor speakers and headphones, a MIDI controller or synthesiser, audio interface, sequencing software.

Solomn 'Soul Glow Activatur' Olds - lead singer & rhythm guitar player

Jacob 'Crouton' Olds - Drummer & singer

Joshua 'Fatty' Olds - bassist & back-up singer

Derek 'Chap Stique' Mount - Lead guitarist (& Draygon Slayer!!!)

Nathan 'Nadaddy' Currin -synthesiser, vocals, percussion & hard-core tamboriener

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Tenor Saw was one of the pioneers of RAGGA, which is electronic synthesiser based Reggae. Born Clive Bright in West Kingston he was already famous in Jamaica before he reached his twentieth birthday. His most famous hit was "Ring the Alarm" recorded when he was nineteen. He was killed in Houston Texas in 1988 while trying to cross the street in front of a recording studio. He was 22 years old.

Synthesiser produce by its circuits an electric signal which is converted by amplifier and speakers to acoustic waves.

Basic circuit of synthesizer is oscillator which generate a sinus electric signal. Every complex signal shape can be mathematically decomposed to many several sinus signals contra wise sinus signals can be assembled to any complex audio wave (for example music instrument sounds or animal or human noises). The complexity and quality depends on how much oscillators are available.

i know one instrument that starts with s is saxophone
saxophone synthesizer

Hi,

I am Geoffrey Rose.The laser harp was inspired by the theremin, which I had built from a kit many years before.In 1976 I designed the first harp to create a digital theremin.I used a 5mw laser divided into 10 beams, which created a 5 X 5 matrix of intersecting beams in an octagonal frame.There is a pic on Laser Spectacles website.By using photoresistors at the end of the beam paths and by using AND gates diodes, 25 different sounds were produced by a synthesiser in circuit with the resistors...easy...

Geoffrey Rose

Stephen Hawking is a theoretical physicist and cosmologist. He is best known for his work in the fields of cosmology and quantum gravity, especially his work on black holes. Stephen was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a type of motor neurone disease, at the age of 21. At the age of 43, he contracted pneumonia, which was life threatening considering his ALS. He had an emergency tracheotomy performed on him, which resulted in the loss of what remaining ability he had to speak. Stephen is now confined to a wheelchair and uses an electronic voice synthesiser to communicate. He is almost completely paralysed.

No, sunlight is not a decomposer. Sunlight is a form of energy that is essential for the growth and survival of plants and other photosynthetic organisms. Decomposers are organisms that break down dead organic matter into simpler compounds, such as bacteria, fungi, and certain insects. They play an important role in nutrient cycling by releasing nutrients back into the soil, which can be used by other living organisms.

Sounds and waves (wav) are files that contain a digitised version of the sound itself so they just need putting through a digital to analogue converter then playing back through headphones or loudspeakers.

However MIDI files contain instructions to tell a synthesiser or sound module what notes to play. You can think of them as being like the old fashion player-piano with a roll of paper with holes punched in it that makes the keys move as the holes pass under a special mechanism. However MIDI files can tell the sound module what sounds to play as well as many other things to control the sound.

hope that helps

SysEx.

Nowadays computers have a huge role in music from songwriting to instruments ie a Drum sequenser and a synthesiser are computers with rythms stored in there memory Computers play a huge part in recording for example the album Forty Dog by the hip hop artist Madd dogg was digitely remastered

The cast of The Alchemists of Sound - 2003 includes: Milton Babbitt as Himself - Electronic Composer Desmond Briscoe as Himself - Founder Member and Head of Radiophonic Workshop, 1958-83 Wendy Carlos as Himself - Synthesiser Composer Malcolm Clarke as Himself - Radiophonic Composer 1969-95 Delia Derbyshire as Herself - Radiophonic Composer 1962-73 Maddalena Fagandini as Herself - Radiophonic Composer 1959-66 Frazer Hines as Jamie McCrimmon Peter Jones as The Book Paddy Kingsland as Himself - Radiophonic Composer 1970-81 Roger Limb as Himself - Radiophonic Composer 1972-95 Dick Mills as Himself - Radiophonic Composer 1958-93 Wendy Padbury as Zoe Heriot Elizabeth Parker as Herself - Radiophonic Composer Robert Popper as himself Oliver Postgate as Himself - Narrator Peter Serafinowicz as himself Patrick Troughton as The Doctor Huw Wheldon as Himself - Interviewer

Please listen to the following songs/bands...

Journey - Seperate Ways (Worlds Apart)

Van Halen - Jump

Nearly anything by Children of Bodom.

" " Cradle of Filth

" " Lacuna Coil

The "synth" or Synthesiser created originally by Elisha Gray 1876 actually allowed many of the "techno" musicians to increase the sound ranges they had available when writing music in the early 1980s. This reduced the cost of having huge amounts of musicians on the stage and payrole but still gave a new unique sound. Indeed one of the first uses of a "synth" in cojunction with music was created by the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) Sound Effects Unit in the very early 1960s. The music was the opening to the now world famous Dr Who.

The synth, because of its abillty to create such a sound range has advanced to sample and bend the sound giving many top bands like Gary Numan's Telekon, Visage, Depeche Mode, Depeche Mode, Radiohead and Primal Scream huge live stage sets

The shape of a sound wave influences its quality by affecting characteristics like pitch, timbre, and amplitude. For example, a complex wave with multiple frequencies creates a rich sound with varied timbre, while a simple sine wave produces a pure tone. The shape also affects how the sound is perceived by the ear and brain.

Ahmed Tarek Bahgat Abaza is an Egyptian composer, sociologist, philosopher and visual artist. The name 'Ola-abaza' is an error and he works under the name Kelsely Abaza.


He has accumulated over 200,000 plays on Myspace alone.


He was born in Cairo Egypt on 27 December 1984. He hails from the Egyptian Abaza Family, "an Egyptian family that has played a powerful and long-standing role in Egyptian cultural, economic, intellectual and political life."

He works in an experimental and IDM style but which is often very melodic and classically inspired. His production style and sound design incline towards intricate and detailed modification of synthesiser sounds.

His main musical influences were listed on his official Facebook page as Autechre, Laurie Anderson, Jean Michel Jarre, Philip Glass, Boards of Canada, Aphex Twin, Vangelis, Bjork, Chopin, Bach, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Stockhausen, John Cage, Steve Reich, The Hafler Trio, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, and the Future Sound of London. And his 'geners' were described as "Avante Garde Electronic Music, Electronica, Experimental, Avante Garde Modern Classical, Classical, Egyptian, Arabic, IDM, Electro-acoustic, Musique concrète , Instrumental, Dance, Techno, Electro, Ambient, Other."

The man himself can tell you. Here is a direct quote from Stephen Hawking's website:

"In 1980, we changed to a system of community and private nurses, who came in for an hour or two in the morning and evening. This lasted until I caught pneumonia in 1985. I had to have a tracheotomy operation. After this, I had to have 24 hour nursing care. This was made possible by grants from several foundations.

"Before the operation, my speech had been getting more slurred, so that only a few people who knew me well, could understand me. But at least I could communicate. I wrote scientific papers by dictating to a secretary, and I gave seminars through an interpreter, who repeated my words more clearly. However, the tracheotomy operation removed my ability to speak altogether. For a time, the only way I could communicate was to spell out words letter by letter, by raising my eyebrows when someone pointed to the right letter on a spelling card. It is pretty difficult to carry on a conversation like that, let alone write a scientific paper. However, a computer expert in California, called Walt Woltosz, heard of my plight. He sent me a computer program he had written, called Equalizer. This allowed me to select words from a series of menus on the screen, by pressing a switch in my hand. The program could also be controlled by a switch, operated by head or eye movement. When I have built up what I want to say, I can send it to a speech synthesizer. At first, I just ran the Equalizer program on a desk top computer.

"However David Mason, of Cambridge Adaptive Communication, fitted a small portable computer and a speech synthesizer to my wheel chair. This system allowed me to communicate much better than I could before. I can manage up to 15 words a minute. I can either speak what I have written, or save it to disk. I can then print it out, or call it back and speak it sentence by sentence. Using this system, I have written a book, and dozens of scientific papers. I have also given many scientific and popular talks. They have all been well received. I think that is in a large part due to the quality of the speech synthesiser, which is made by Speech Plus. One's voice is very important. If you have a slurred voice, people are likely to treat you as mentally deficient: Does he take sugar? This synthesiser is by far the best I have heard, because it varies the intonation, and doesn't speak like a Dalek. The only trouble is that it gives me an American accent."

During the 1950s many new products were invented. One product that was invented was the jukebox. Rock and Roll music became very popular during this time period and the invention of the jukebox made it easier to access this style of music more often. Edit: The coin-operated jukebox was actually invented around 1889. In the late 1920s a dance style often found in many small clubs was called "juking" (the clubs often called "juke-joints"). The coin-operated record-machine found in many of them, which was being sold under several names by this time, became known as a jukebox. By the middle 1930s jukeboxes were very common. -Dadfad Im confused. Which ones right? -Pjb32

R. A. Penfold has written:

'An Introduction to PIC Microcontrollers'

'Preamplifier and Filter Circuits (BP309)'

'Build Your Own Media PC'

'More Advanced Uses of the Multimeter'

'Modern Opto Device Projects'

'Getting the Most from Your Multimeter'

'An Introduction to Programming the Commodore 16/Plus 4'

'Power Supply Projects'

'Electronic Synthesiser Construction'

'Circuit Source (BP)'

'Using Flash 5 (Babani Computer Books)'

'Synthesizers for Musicians' -- subject(s): Synthesizer (Musical instrument)

'Practical Electronic Musical Effects Units'

'Electronic Projects for Video Enthusiasts'

'Computer Music Projects'

'23 Proyectos de Seguridad'

'More Advanced Electronic Music Projects'

'Fault Finding Electronic Projects'

'Beginner's Guide to Modern Electronic Components'

'Electronic Music and Midi Projects'

'Easy PC Upgrading'

'Projects in Opto-electronics (Bernard Babani Publishing Radio & Electronics Books)'

'Essential Numeracy - Evaluation Pack 1'

'Electronic Circuits for the Computer Control of Model Railways'

'How to Expand and Upgrade Your PC'

'Easy PC Wi - Fi Networking'

'Micro Interfacing Circuits'

'More Advanced Test Equipment Construction (Bernard Babani Publishing Radio and Electronics Books)'

'How to Transfer Computer Data and Settings'

'Audio Amplifier Projects'

'More Advanced Electronic Security Projects (Bernard Babani Publishing Radio and Electronics Books)'

'Easy Internet Troubleshooting (Babani Computer Books)'

'Advanced MIDI User's Guide' -- subject(s): MIDI (Standard), Computer sound processing

'Audio Amplifier Construction (Bernard Babani Publishing Radio and Electronics Books)'

'How to Design Electronic Projects'

'How to Get Your Electronic Projects Working'

'Construccion de Equipos de Comprobacion'

'CB projects' -- subject(s): Equipment and supplies, Amateurs' manuals, Citizens band radio, Design and construction

'More Advanced Power Supply Projects'

'Essential Numeracy - 3 Teachers Book'

'Popular electronic cicuits'

'Electronic projects in the workshop' -- subject(s): Equipment and supplies, Workshops, Electronic apparatus and appliances, Amateurs' manuals

'Operational Amplifier User's Handbook'

'Practical MIDI handbook' -- subject(s): Microcomputers, Music, Data processing

'Practical Alarm Projects'

'Interfacing PCs and Compatibles'

'Using Flash MX (Babani Computer Books)'

'A Concise Introduction to WordPerfect'

'Understanding Personal Computer Specifications'

'Easy PC Troubleshooting'

'An Introduction to Computer Communications (Bernard Babani Publishing Radio and Electronics Books)'

Yes ... and ... No.

Although the techniques for playing both are similar, the touch and feel of each is quite different. One is a mechanical instrument and the other is electronic. Read on:

"Keyboard" alone usually makes reference to an electronic instrument that has keys much like an organ or piano, and produces its sound through an amplifier and speaker(s).

"Piano" alone usually makes reference to a percussive instrument that requires physical exertion (energy) to create sounds, the tones from vibrating strings.

Although the sound that each makes may be similar, there is a huge difference between playing a keyboard and playing a piano ... they are not the same.

ICT has impacted entertainment and leisure by enhancing the different ways in which we casually spend our time. With the use of these technologies, they ways in which we can entertain ourselves has dramatically increased.

The development of these technologies has meant that many people stay inside, watch TV, play online games etc. Therefore you could say that the amount of leisure activities that people do have decreased, with respect to the wide range of entertainment technologies.