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Definition of sequencer in English: sequencernoun ˈsiːkw(ə)nsəˈsikwənsər 1A programmable electronic device for storing sequences of musical notes, chords, or rhythms and transmitting them to an electronic musical instrument. 音序器 Example sentencesExamples - An additional benefit of this setup is that it allows transfers between any two sequencers on either Mac or PC platforms.
- The way he plays is not the way we play - he uses stuff like sequencers.
- The singer was one of these gutteral-voiced types and the guitarist seemed to spend more time tuning his guitar than actually playing, whilst the synths and sequencers drowned everything else out.
- They then were asked to record the pieces, via a MIDI sequencer, in an expressionless manner.
- A tracker resembles a looping pattern MIDI sequencer.
- Their electronic stuff is not dominated by a sequencer: tempos are loose and free.
- The basic design of a tracker is similar to a MIDI pattern sequencer.
- Understated but well-placed sequencers on ‘Our Town,’ the impressive and sweeping album opener, work.
- We're not using any loops, samples or sequencers for our shows.
- For example, you could have a suite of analog drum synths controlled by a sequencer.
- There is no provision for real-time instrumental or expressive input at all, unless you use a separate MIDI sequencer and do a lot of file swapping.
- Chuck out all the props, swap instruments, sit down at a sequencer and learn how to make music in a new way.
- Kraftwerk used and combined synthesizers, vocoders, custom-built sequencers, rudimentary rhythm boxes, and home made drum pads in a fashion unlike anything previously heard.
- They haven't added drum machines or sequencers.
- Also, a fourth model for each phrase was created that was expressionless - the MIDI sequencer was programmed to have mechanically uniform levels of dynamics and tempo throughout the model.
- The foursome play along seamlessly to a sequencer which provides not so much backing as flavourings; electronic percussion and samples from the outer edge of somewhere.
- My main instrument is the guitar, although I also use keyboards, synthesisers, and sequencers in my musical meanderings.
- At the same time, you kind of forget - what with all of the keyboards and the sequencers - how fast the show moves.
- If you wanted, for instance, to send the output of an analog sequencer to multiple synths, you had to literally provide a sequencer for each synth.
- On the first album, the sequencers added a modern element and gave the songs their thickness and warmth.
2Biochemistry
An apparatus for determining the sequence of amino acids or other monomers in a biological polymer. 〔生化〕测序仪，序列分析仪 Example sentencesExamples - One representative of each gene was subcloned and sequenced using cycle sequencing and an automatic sequencer.
- Going straight from the microbial to the human genome was a big step because when we set this up we didn't know for sure that the DNA sequencers would work.
- The center's laboratory was recently equipped with a DNA sequencer, an apparatus that allows her to identify individual fish by their genes.
- DNA sequencing was carried out using the dye termination kit and an automatic sequencer.
- The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible.
Definition of sequencer in US English: sequencernounˈsēkwənsərˈsikwənsər 1A programmable electronic device for storing sequences of musical notes, chords, or rhythms and transmitting them when required to an electronic musical instrument. 音序器 Example sentencesExamples - They then were asked to record the pieces, via a MIDI sequencer, in an expressionless manner.
- If you wanted, for instance, to send the output of an analog sequencer to multiple synths, you had to literally provide a sequencer for each synth.
- Also, a fourth model for each phrase was created that was expressionless - the MIDI sequencer was programmed to have mechanically uniform levels of dynamics and tempo throughout the model.
- An additional benefit of this setup is that it allows transfers between any two sequencers on either Mac or PC platforms.
- The foursome play along seamlessly to a sequencer which provides not so much backing as flavourings; electronic percussion and samples from the outer edge of somewhere.
- The singer was one of these gutteral-voiced types and the guitarist seemed to spend more time tuning his guitar than actually playing, whilst the synths and sequencers drowned everything else out.
- The basic design of a tracker is similar to a MIDI pattern sequencer.
- Chuck out all the props, swap instruments, sit down at a sequencer and learn how to make music in a new way.
- Kraftwerk used and combined synthesizers, vocoders, custom-built sequencers, rudimentary rhythm boxes, and home made drum pads in a fashion unlike anything previously heard.
- Understated but well-placed sequencers on ‘Our Town,’ the impressive and sweeping album opener, work.
- My main instrument is the guitar, although I also use keyboards, synthesisers, and sequencers in my musical meanderings.
- At the same time, you kind of forget - what with all of the keyboards and the sequencers - how fast the show moves.
- The way he plays is not the way we play - he uses stuff like sequencers.
- There is no provision for real-time instrumental or expressive input at all, unless you use a separate MIDI sequencer and do a lot of file swapping.
- We're not using any loops, samples or sequencers for our shows.
- A tracker resembles a looping pattern MIDI sequencer.
- On the first album, the sequencers added a modern element and gave the songs their thickness and warmth.
- For example, you could have a suite of analog drum synths controlled by a sequencer.
- Their electronic stuff is not dominated by a sequencer: tempos are loose and free.
- They haven't added drum machines or sequencers.
2Biochemistry
An apparatus for determining the sequence of amino acids or other monomers in a biological polymer. 〔生化〕测序仪，序列分析仪 Example sentencesExamples - The center's laboratory was recently equipped with a DNA sequencer, an apparatus that allows her to identify individual fish by their genes.
- The sequencer can automatically analyze multiple runs of 96 DNA samples, making unattended 24-hour operation possible.
- DNA sequencing was carried out using the dye termination kit and an automatic sequencer.
- Going straight from the microbial to the human genome was a big step because when we set this up we didn't know for sure that the DNA sequencers would work.
- One representative of each gene was subcloned and sequenced using cycle sequencing and an automatic sequencer.
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