1) Like most 1950s recordings 2) Monaural 3) Mono 4) Of or pertaining to monophony 5) Single-channel
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1) Monaural 2) Mono 3) Monodic 4) Monodical
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• (a.) Single-voiced; having but one part; as, a monophonic composition; -- opposed to polyphonic.
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1) More formal term for Mono and meaning that there is only one sound source or the signal was derived from one sound source.
2) In synthesizers, a term meaning that only one pitch may be sounded at a time.
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Originally, and still, can refer to only one sound source or signal derived from one sound source. For synthesizers this refers to only one note, pitch or voicing, audio or MIDI, being heard at a time
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Capable of producing only one note at a time.
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Mon`o·phon'ic adjective [
Mono- + Greek ... a voice.]
(Mus.) Single-voiced; having but one part; as, a
monophonic composition; -- opposed to
polyphonic .
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only one note of an instrument may be played at a time. An instrument that can play many at once is said to be polyphonic. Monophonic instruments usually cut-off the sound of previously played note with the start of new one. (Instrument/Synth)
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[
adj] - (music) consisting of a single melodic line
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a texture featuring a single unaccompanied melodic line.
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a single melodic line without accompaniment. May be a single voice singing alone, or a whole choir, all singing exactly the same thing at the same time. Related terms: homophonic, polyphonic.
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Single-channel sound.
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adjective consisting of a single melodic line
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Music in a single melodic part, without harmony, as distinct from homophonic, which is melodic music accompanied by harmony, or polyphonic, which is music in a number of melodic parts moving simultaneously
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of or pertaining to monophony. · of or noting a system of sound recording and reproduction using only a single channel. Cf.
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