Modular synthesizer Essays

  • Harlem Shake

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    Introduction Originating from the streets of Harlem comes a song that, initially, did not gain much fan fair, but went viral on the internet after comedian, Filthy Frank, made a ridiculous dance video of it (Knopper, 2013). Thousands of copycats created different version in unexpected environments such as skydiving or underwater(Allencastre, 2013). The song is called Harlem Shake by DJ producer, Bauuer. These videos popularized a underground, electronic, dance music (EDM) genre known as “trap”.

  • MIDI for beginners

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    MIDI for beginners Background The acronym MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A Musical Instrument is a machine that makes sounds which humans have decided to call music. Digital means information that is encoded in numerical form, i.e. numbers, while Interface means a machine which facilitates communication between two or more systems. In practical terms, MIDI is a standard way for all sorts of modern musical equipment to talk to each other. This equipment commonly

  • Synthesizers: What Are They and What Do They Do?

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    Synthesizers can create all sorts of bizarre noises, from realistic sounding violins and cellos to distorted out of the world sounds almost all programmed by hand. They come in many different sizes, from portable keyboards to humongous mainframes. They are in music, movies, TV shows and just about anything nowadays. Synthesizers are an amazing tool for musicians, with the steep learning curve they come with, can really benefit any one that could understand them. What is a Synthesizer? A Synthesizer

  • Teaching Strategy and Policy

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    Teaching Strategy and Policy Using Reading this article was as painful as getting teeth pulled. The article was a professor's review of a class he instructed at the University of Chicago on strategic planning. The class was not conducted in a typical class format, but instead had students actively involved in groups that gathered data, analyzed, critiqued, and prepared strategic plans for area businesses who volunteered their records time and employees for such scrutiny. Much of the article

  • Digital Music

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    Ever since the beginning of time the human mind has been puzzled by the perception of what is now called music. The most primitive sound of the early drums had a very particular effect on the members of the neighboring clans and tribes; who took the drumming as a way of long distance communication among other things. But the most important interpretation of the early music had to do with the effect of making people react to the different moods of this drumming, by combining time and sound it was

  • Percast Material Requirements System

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    What are the aims of inventory management? The aims of inventory management are the following: a) provide both internal and external customers with the required service levels in terms of quantity and order rate fill, b) ascertain present and future requirements for all types of inventory to avoid overstocking while avoiding ‘bottlenecks’ in production, c) keep cost to a minimum by variety reduction, economical lot sizes and analysis of costs incurred in obtaining and carrying inventories, and d)

  • The Empowerment of Women in Trifles by Glaspell

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    From the beginning the women of “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell do not seem to have a significant role in the play. These women appear to just be along for the ride while their husbands do the dirty work of searching through the crime scene. In the end even though they serve as secondary characters to their husbands, Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters play a large role in portraying the theme of this play, and without them the plot would not have been conducted nearly the same way to get the message out to

  • My Kitchen, My Sanctuary

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    Have you ever been at home and still didn’t feel safe? Well, that’s how I felt in my own home sweet home. That was of course until I found a place to rest and relax in my hectic life- my home’s very own kitchen. Shortly after we moved in, the kitchen grew in to a sanctuary for me with every memory I’ve had in it. I think the kitchen is a relaxing place, is because for me it represents a place of symbolic, spiritual cleansing. The kitchen is usually dirty, and every few days I have to clean it. When

  • Kitchen Banana Yoshimoto Analysis

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    Grief and loss often trigger a desire for a change of lifestyle or a reflection on one’s current lifestyle, goals, and living purpose. This experience of misery gives the opportunity for improvement of one’s life and an appreciation for the previously unnoticed aspects of life. In the novella Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto, the protagonist Mikage recovers from the grief and pain of the death of her family members and adopts an appreciation for the kitchen. Recovering from the recent loss of her grandmother

  • Ice Cream Admissions Essay

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    Nearly every Friday and Saturday night in middle school, my friends and I would have slumber parties, and ice cream were the main constituent. Before everyone arrives at my house, each person would bring a carton of ice cream, toppings of their choice, syrups, and whip cream. At some point or another in the night my friends and I would congregate around my kitchen table and make ice cream sundaes. We would make different types of sundaes: large, small, overloaded with toppings, and fruit. Throughout

  • The Mathematics of Magic

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    For the purposes of the exploration, volunteers will be labeled, Spectator A, Spectator B, Spectator C, and Spectator D. Throughout this exploration, the coins used will be in CAD. The magician brings $1.96 to a table, consisting of six pennies, six nickels, six dimes, and four quarters. Spectator A is asked to pick up one coin. Spectator B is asked to pick up a different valued coin. This process is repeated for Spectator C and Spectator D. Then, the performer asks Spectator D to pick up coins which

  • Robert Sirico's Samaritan's Dilemma

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    In the essay Samaritan’s Dilemma, Robert Sirico claims that charity is not always helpful to society. He implies that some people take advantage of others kindness, in this case, soup kitchens. To support his claim, Sirico told a story of when he was training to be a priest. He states that each Friday he would help set up and serve a free meal to those in need, usually 200 to 500 people. One Friday after the meal, he and a friend cleaned up then went to a seafood pub just down the street. While eating

  • Descriptive Essay - Our Mountain Cabin

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    Our Mountain Cabin The ruckus from the bottom of the truck is unbearable, because of the noise and excessive shaking. As we slowly climbed the mountain road to reach our lovely cabin, it seemed almost impossible to reach the top, but every time we reached it safely. The rocks and deep potholes shook the truck and the people in it, like a paint mixer. Every window in the truck was rolled down so we could have some leverage to hold on and not loose our grip we needed so greatly. The fresh clean

  • Clock Arithmetic

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    Clock Arithmetic The topic of time has always been one of interest to me at least on a philosophical basis. Through the works of Einstein, ancient timepieces and calendars such as Stonehenge, and even theories on past and present, time is everywhere. I chose this topic to perhaps explore further the relevance of clocks and timepieces in mathematics and arithmetic. To gain a better understanding of the mathematical features of time would be rewarding knowing that philosophy and mathematics are closely

  • Ford Mustang Research Paper

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    Specifications of the 2012 Ford Mustang GT Have you ever wanted to be sitting in the driver's seat of a sweet car, flying down the interstate going 130 MPH, flying by every car you see making it look like they are standing completely still? Have you ever wanted to have that one car that sits in the driveway all day and people walk by and just stare? Stare like there is nothing more beautiful, modern or stylish in the upcoming car market. With the new 2012 Ford mustang, it is possible to be able

  • 120 Minutes Classes with Block Scheduling

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    Extended class periods and block scheduling will improve student’s grades and can diminish their stress level significantly. A normal day in block scheduling consists of only four classes a day, alternating each day. These classes would last 120 minutes each, with the same 5 minute passing periods in between classes. This scheduling gives teachers more time to explain their lesson. It also gives students time to recover from the late nights due to sports and other activities because they only have

  • Patterson Road Crash Case Study

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    RECONSTRUCTION: Pre-Crash: On 05-01-2018 at approximately 2345 hours, Driver 1 was northbound on Patterson Road at a high rate of speed, approximately .25 miles south of Eagles Entry Drive and approaching a right curve in the roadway. Driver 1 was unable to safely negotiate a right curve in the roadway, leaving two small tire marks as it travelled over the white fog line on the west road edge, prior to his motorcycle leaving the roadway and driving into a grassy area. At-Crash: Vehicle 1 approached

  • Switched On Bach Mog Analysis

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    controlled synthesizer. Moog said in his documentary: Synthesizer Documentary ~ Moog by Hans Fjellestad: ‘In retrospective it looks like it was meant to happen. I was building and selling Theremin kits, because of that I met Herbert Deutsch who was a musician, using them in his music classes; because we met he invited me to his concert; because I went to his concert I learned about electronic music; because Herbert and I talked about making electronic music I got ideas about the synthesizer; because

  • Impact of Music Technology on the Film Industry

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    This essay deals with the relationship of technology in developing new forms of musical expression in films. It focuses on how film music evolved from orchestras to the use of technology and how music technology has opened new horizons for film industry. There is an important historical relationship between films and music. Starting with the early film sound or “The Golden Age” (1933-1949) was served in special by orchestras, who did whatever was asked of them by the executives assigned to particular

  • Digital Recording Essay

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    of paper ... ...popularized with absolutely no real instruments being played. We live in a world now where the keyboard is the best instrument you could play. Violins, drums, guitars, any instrument you could imagine can now be emulated with a synthesizer and programmed in a computer. Digital Audio in music gave middle class people a chance to step foot in the music industry. Lowering costs, ultimately, allowing for a much larger demographic in audio engineering careers. People can now be creative