sound module

One can also use a computer instead of a sound module.

Sound modules may use any number of technologies to produce their sounds.

Kid Works is a word processor with graphics and sound modules.

Sound modules are typically designed to be mounted in a 19-inch rack.

The following samples are examples of orchestra hit voices on different sound modules.

Sound modules have to be "played" using an externally connected device.

The sound modules were commonly used when computers had slower processors.

Compare with audio interface that is often erroneously called a sound module.

Sound modules are often rack-mountable, but might also have a table-top form factor.

Hardware sound modules have in recent years been replaced to a large extent with software equivalents.

The objects that are available within Reaktor range from simple math operators to large sound modules.

In essence, the 909 can be used as a very capable sound module without ever needing to fire up its sequencer.

Unless such a sound module also features a sequencer, it is, strictly speaking, not a drum machine.

Throughout the 1990s E-mu made many different sound modules along the lines of the Proteus series.

In this case the 909 performs as a regular, 16-part multitimbral sound module, that happens to have a sequencer, too.

Electronics play an important role with his use of drums in conjunction with keyboard sound modules.

One sound source commonly used is a Sound Module.

A sound module may have all the other features of the controller-equipped version, but it often has a smaller display or limited programming controls.

Recent developments include on-board sound modules for locomotives as small as N scale.

A sound module may be a synthesizer, a sampler, a digital piano, or a rompler.

Drum modules are sound modules which specialize in percussion sounds.

A sound module has the same advantages over a fully integrated instrument as does any system with a modularized design:

In some cases, sound modules have expanded capacity for sounds in comparison to the controller-equipped version.

Technically speaking, an electronic drum module typically contains its own "sound module".

Modular synthesizers used cables ("patch cords") to connect the different sound modules together.