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MIDI

Musical Instrument Digital Interface. The means by which computers communicate with most sound

cards, keyboards, and other electronic instruments.

Mixdown

Combination of two or more audio tracks into a stereo submix. See the online Help topic Routing and

Mixing Digital Audio.

MMC (MIDI Machine Code)

A protocol that controls an MMC-equipped remote device through MIDI.

See the online Help topic MIDI Machine Control (MMC).

MME

Multi Media Extensions—the name of Windows’ built-in audio and multmedia software that was

originally developed for Windows 3.0, and is still used by many sound card drivers. WDM drivers

offer much better performance.

MTC Sync

MIDI Time Code sync. Messages are received in SMPTE/MTC format from an external MIDI device

and generate MTC.

See “SMPTE” on page 169.

Mute

Silences a track to not be heard during playback or recording.

Normal template

A default project template which includes a predetermined amount of tracks and/or buses.

Now time

The current time in a project or where you are in the music. This is Represented by a vertical line

which travels throughout the timeline.

See the online Help topic The Now time and how to use it

NRPN

Non-Registered Parameter Numbers.

See the online Help topic Controllers, RPNs, NRPNs, and Automation Data.

Offline

Not in real time. When you apply an effect to a track offline, you permanently alter the data in that

track; then you play the track to hear the effect. When you add an effect to a track in real time, you

start the track playing, and you add the effect while the track plays. The data in the track does not

change, but the sound of it coming through the effect does.

Note: MIDI data does not contain any audio data.

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