16-Bit

In terms of digital audio processing, 16-bit refers to the bit depth where each audio sample is represented using 16 binary digits. This bit depth is particularly notable because it’s the standard for audio CDs and digital audio files, leading to its universal compatibility.

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EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port)

The EPP is a type of parallel port that was developed to provide faster data transfer and more versatile connections. It operates by allowing multiple data bits to be transferred simultaneously, speeding up the communication process between devices and computers.

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LAN

LAN is short for Local Area Network which describe a group of computers, associated devices and also peripherals in limited area that are interconnected into a network. What is LAN? In a home, office, or school, for example, a Local Area Network (LAN) is a type of computer network that links computers and other devices […]

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Access time refers to the amount of time it takes for a computer's memory to retrieve data and make it available for processing.

Access Time

Access time refers to the amount of time it takes for a computer’s memory to retrieve data and make it available for processing.

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Bit

The term BIT is used in computer science, information technology, communications engineering. Basically, everything that involves computers and related fields are going around bit. Bit is the unit of measure for the information content. What is 1 BIT? 1 bit is the information content contained in a selection from two equally probable options. The information […]

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KBps

Kilobytes per second (KBps) is the unit that is used to measure how fast audio data can be sent from one device to another. When a digital audio recorder is connected to a computer, for example, the rate at which data moves between the two devices is measured in KBps.

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Kilobits per second (Kbps) is a unit of measurement used to express data transfer rate or bandwidth.

Kbps

In the music production industry, Kbps is used to measure the bit rate of digital audio files. Higher Kbps values are associated with better audio quality, but they also result in larger file sizes. Kbps is also commonly used as a benchmark for internet connection speed, with many internet service providers advertising their connection speeds in terms of Kbps.

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A kilobyte (KB) is a unit of digital information storage that represents 1,000 bytes. It is typically used to measure the size of small to medium-sized files, such as text documents, images, and short audio or video clips.

Kb

Kilobit, abbreviated as Kbit or Kb, is a unit of digital information that consists of 1,024 bits. It is commonly used to express the amount of data transferred per second in computer networks.

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An icon is a small graphical symbol used to represent a file, folder, application, or other object in a graphical user interface.

Icon

Icon is a representation of a file or of an application or a peripheral device and so on as a graphic or symbol in a graphical user interface (GUI).

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An integrated circuit (IC) is a compact arrangement of transistors, diodes, resistors, and other components that perform a specific function.

IC (Integrated Circuit)

IC, short for Integrated Circuit is actually a chip or most accurate a microchip because this electronic component contains thousands of miniaturized components in it, transistors, capacitors, resistors. One microchip replace large circuit boards and in this way it is possible to design more efficient everything and compact and still containing the functionality of thousands of components.

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MIDI is a standard format for digital music data that allows musicians and producers to create and manipulate musical arrangements and performances using electronic instruments and devices.

MIDI

MIDI, the abbreviation for Musical Instrument Digital Interface represents the industry communications protocol that enables electronic musical instruments, computers, controllers, mixing desks and a lot of other related devices to connect with one another and communicate. This is also the main purpose. Digital instruments and devices can interpret MIDI commands. A single MIDI file can communicate up to sixteen channels of information.

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