I'm confused. In this particular context, what are they saying is the difference between an "instrument" and a "sound" and a "sample"?
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An instrument is the software (i.e. Massive, The Giant, etc.). A sound is the 'patch' or 'voice' produced by the software instrument (i.e. violin, guitar, etc.). A sample is a recording of an original sound, which is modified for use (by looping it's beginning to its ending, and transposing it across the range of the keyboard). A sound can have numerous samples inside of it, all played by an instrument. I highly recommend Komplete 9, or anything NI creates. They are geniuses!
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Instrument is the device which plays the sounds and samples. Sample are sounds recorded from other instruments, which can be played back.
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Instrument is piano, bass, drums etc. You also treat string-session, horn-session or similar group of instruments as one instrument when working in Komplete 9 or 10.Sound is the result of one- or many instruments playing together. With rewerbs, echos ant other effects you modify the sound.Sample is a part of a sound or instrument playing in time.
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It's an external, separate "card" (similar to an SD card that you would put in a camera for more memory to store pictures) with different sounds on it than what comes installed in the sound machine to give you different sounds to choose from.
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Like asking what is difference between listening to music on your cell phone verses your home stereo. Not a comparison, apples and oranges.
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maybe about 1st question, more than calling instruments are kits with keyboard tuned samples and one shot samples like bass drum or cymbal crashes, etc.
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Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the same setup to have noticed. Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the... » Read More Coincidentally, my local music store had a headphone testing/"sale"(10%, covered tax lol) over the weekend. I own the anniversary ed and , although i was there to pick up my guitar cabinet, I tried out the white K702, along with other headphones. The amplifier used was a different form factor than my own(they had a solid state and i use tube), but the noticeable differences, regardless, where bass and comfort. the Annies performed better in these areas. There are claims that trebles are also improved, more clear and tight, but i would have needed to hear both headphones in the same setup to have noticed. « Show Less
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They are really short songs, like two lines. It's more like original phrases that are sung, if that makes any sense.
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I have an answer on a similar question that does a good job in explaining what the difference is: "Stereo systems came out early 60's I think. Stereophonic sound divides the sound across two channels (recorded on two separate sources) then the recorded sounds are mixed and some are channelled to a left speaker while the others are channelled to a right speaker.This gave an all round "3-dimensional" sound effect.Hi-fi, which is short for High Fidelity (or high quality) reproduction of the type of sound which is characterised by inferior equipment. So, if you have hi-fi, you expect a better sound, more depth, less hiss." (Veronica Alicia) I have an answer on a similar question that does a good job in explaining what the difference is: "Stereo systems came out early 60's I think. Stereophonic sound divides the sound across two channels (recorded on two separate sources) then the recorded sounds are mixed and some are channelled to a left speaker while the others are channelled to a right speaker.This gave an all round "3-dimensional" sound effect.Hi-fi, which is short for High Fidelity (or high quality) reproduction of the type of sound which is characterised by inferior equipment. So, if you... » Read More I have an answer on a similar question that does a good job in explaining what the difference is: "Stereo systems came out early 60's I think. Stereophonic sound divides the sound across two channels (recorded on two separate sources) then the recorded sounds are mixed and some are channelled to a left speaker while the others are channelled to a right speaker.This gave an all round "3-dimensional" sound effect.Hi-fi, which is short for High Fidelity (or high quality) reproduction of the type of sound which is characterised by inferior equipment. So, if you have hi-fi, you expect a better sound, more depth, less hiss." (Veronica Alicia) « Show Less
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They both emit the same sound. They cannot be adjusted for different sounds.
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There no difference but my experience was not very good this product only lasted 2 months and it stop working sound quality was not the greatest. A lot of time one side play louder than the other.
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I do not know if there is a significant distinction. However, the sound on my R + is outstanding.
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They are made differently. Not the same type of headphones. It's like the difference between the studios and the solos. Both are beats but different kind of beats.
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I don't know for sure. It sounds good, doesn't sound like anything is missing from the music.
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Not sure what you are asking. This is a great sounding system. High quality.
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Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
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Regardless of musical genre, the sound has to do with the rate at which you import the music from the CDs. Importing at the highest quality certainly results in most people not being able to tell the difference.
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I would say it's both. It has two "speed" settings that alter the feeling. One setting will be stronger percussion at a slow frequency. The other setting is a bit softer but a much higher speed. So... hope this helps. You end up playing between the two settings, based on your current mood
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That doesn't apply. Instruments can play in different keys, but instruments are not in keys. Maybe you're thinking of clef? If so...it's bass clef. Either you're joking, or I highly recommend you do some more research before making any investment in an instrument. Good luck!