1. Wave selection. This involves selecting the source of the sample.
2. Select the section of the wave to sample.
3. Extracting that part of the wave. Desired to be used.
4. Top/Tail pop elimination
5. Normalising
6. Testing Sample
7. Compressing to bust levels.

1. The ability to assign midi channels to output devices
2. Facilities for at least 24 mono tracks (stereo).
3. Ability to edit individual notes, this is done using snaps, quantizing, moving, deleting and duplicating. Plus transpose and possibly timeshift.
4. Humanise facility(randomise, shuffle).
5. Transporter

1. Playback facility, the ability to playback MIDI events or sequence. Audio tracks can also be played back and overwritten in a similar fashion.
2. The transporter can also be controlled by markers on the rulers.
3. The ability to record audio events while other audio is being played.
4. Overdubbing capabilities real time audio merging etc.
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Uncompressed File digital formats are Formats The following are the major uncompressed sound file formats native to their specific operating systems.
AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format): A common audio file format used by the Apple computer operating system. Its file extension is .aiff or .aif.
WAV (Waveform Audio file format): The default format for digital audio on Windows PCs. It was developed by Microsoft and IBM and built into Windows 95. Its file extension is .wav.
AU (Audio file format): The default sound format for Sun Microsystems. Its uncompressed version is called PCM or Pulse Code Modulation. Its compressed version is µ-law (pronounced mew-law), the International Telecommunication Union standard for compression of voice frequencies).
Digital Audio Tape (hereafter DAT) is a recordable audio format conceived by the Japanese conglomerate
Reel To Reel originally invented in Germany in the 1920's, the format used today is a development of the tape format conceived by German companies. Another common format is vinyl.

Some of the properties are

1. A DSP (DSP are integrated circuits designed for voluminous, complex manipulation of digital signals)
2. A way of representing/converting sound into analogue sound (Digital Audio Converter DAC).
3. ADC an analogue to digital converter.
4. Analogue in/ Digital Out
5. Set Frequency Ranges
6. Frequency Levels of Audio low levels / high levels