arp

IPA: ˈɑrp

(music, informal) An arpeggiator.
(music, informal) An arpeggio.
A surname.
(physiology) Initialism of absolute refractory period.
(Britain, dated) Short for Air Raid Precautions.
(networking, Internet) Initialism of Address Resolution Protocol. [(networking, Internet) The protocol used to translate IP addresses into MAC addresses to support communication on a LAN.]

Examples of "arp" in Sentences

It sounds rather like a cachecard bug maybe involving 'arp'.
As for personal taste, I like the arp/mellotron/oscar emulators better than the real thing.
At least he's using a moog cv/gate keyboard to control an arp, which is more stylish than most.
I also use super fast arp with 2 octave range for solo, is that the EVH thing? sounds like nintendo to me. use square wave
GRL05 appears to be a meaningful refinement by extending AR(1) with low ar1 to AR(p) with realistic arp estimated from NOAMER.
This is usual search engine bluff in the design-furniture section like the "no moog, arp, roland" thing in the synths section.
I think that in some ways they are easier than scales, even to the point of being a "cheat" technique, because every chord is an arp.
Elastic IP Addresses is similarly awesome, making what can sometimes be an annoying task filled with agitation and flushing router arp caches into a very easy task.
I saw a star wars documentary this weekend, and the sound designer stated how they used a sped up human voice of baby like giberish, and then fed it through varous modulation sources- which could have been where the arp or the moog modular came into play.
U.S. Reservations Are Accelerating Ahead of July Fourth Holiday and Europe's S.arp S.owdown Has Reversed The battered rental-car industry, stalled by a recession-induced travel slowdown, appears to be turning a corner as the pivotal summer driving season gets under way.