Dynamic Range - The range of signal that can be handled by a system limited by noise on the low end, and by clipping or appreciable distortion at the high end. Envelope - The outline of a complex waveform showing the maximum and minimum values over time. The attack, decay, sustain, and release regions describe the general musical data acquisition envelope. Exponent - A mathematical index or power to which a number or base is raised. Flanging - The process of modifying the phase of a signal, which gives the effect of motion of the data acquisition.
Frequency is related to pitch or the perception of data acquisition frequencies.
The process of changing only a carrier generator frequency with a modulation signal, the amplitude of the carrier is not changed. Fundamental Frequency - The primary component of the data acquisition or waveform. The most dominate or prevalent data acquisition frequency. Gain - The ratio of output signal to input signal in electronic systems. If the ratio is greater than one, the signal has been amplified.