sequencer
/ˈsiːkwənsər/
noun
- A device or software used to record, edit, and play back music, especially by arranging sequences of notes or sounds.
- Modern sequencers allow you to edit each note individually on a computer screen.
- The musician connected a keyboard to a hardware sequencer to layer different melodies.
- She used a digital sequencer to create the beat for her new song.
- A machine or system that arranges things in a particular order, such as in manufacturing or laboratory processes.
- The lab uses a DNA sequencer to read the genetic code of samples.
- The factory installed a new sequencer to automate the packaging process.
- A robotic sequencer on the assembly line places parts in the correct order.
- A person or thing that determines or follows a sequence of events or steps.
- He was the sequencer of the parade, deciding the order of the floats.
- As the event sequencer, she made sure each speaker went on stage at the right time.
- The software acts as a task sequencer, telling the computer which job to do next.
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