(as used in e-learning): A trial version of a product that includes a scaled-down version of its features and functions and that provides users with a “tour” of the product. The tour may be guided, or it may be self-running. Usually, demos provide users with an opportunity to try certain aspects of a product. Also called a guided tour.
1. Free trial version of a given game. 2. An in-game recording of action from a player's perspective. Competition play usually requires participants to record their action as both an anti cheat measure and also for instructional purposes. Some keen fans create small movies out of in-game action highlights, some of which can be found in Xtra Games's files archive.
a CD made with your songs and you singing
a cut-down version of the full version, so the full version needs to be produced first
a file which captures the current netsteam after the record command is used
a level or two of the full game with limited options that gives you an idea of what the full game is like
a promotional tool that increases sales, the argument goes, and should therefore be distributed to as many people as possible
a quality recorded version of a song
a recorded match, very much like a recorded football game (or similar sports) which you can watch after the game was played
a recording of a game session that can be played back using the game engine
a recording of a Match, or of parts of it
a recording of your game session
a set of recorded movements
a shortened version of a game with certain functions disabled
a SHORTENED version of something
a small "sample" program which, for example, might include the first two levels of a game
a sneek peek, not the full game
a special version of our host software that simulates the capabilities of the hardware
a professional recording used to demonstrate a song to potentially interested publishers or artists. This is generally a better recording than a work tape and most often includes full production that resembles what a finished master would sound like.
A trial recording of a song made as a promotional recording e.g. to obtain a contract with a record company.
A recording made for demonstration purposes for a record company, agent, venue owner, or to explore the potential of the song.
A short or incomplete version of a game distributed free as a sampler to entice players.
1: Demoman. 2: A recorded demonstration.
Abbreviation for 'demonstration', usually referring to tapes or records used for marketing or testing. See Acetate.
A partial version of a piece of software that offers the user a chance to try out the program for free.
Any type of recording on cassette that demonstrates the song. A demo can be made with a piano or guitar and one voice singing to demonstrate the melody, or it can be professionally done in a studio if you have the money. Though that is certainly unnecessary.
an in-game recording. read the history of demos. more demo info at the Guide...
A "demonstration" recording that is meant to give a sample or an introduction to an artist's music.
Audio or video demonstration tapes. Demos often are used to promote a speaker's services or speeches to meeting planners.
Describes a product that has been released to selected parties for testing or demonstration purposes, but not for sale.Example: A band trying to get hired to play at a particular establishment may send the owner of that establishment an example of their abilities in the form of two or three songs recorded onto a cassette. This cassette is called a Demo tape.
A demo version or demo of a song (shortened from the word "demonstration") is one recorded for reference rather than for release. A demo is a way for musicians to approximate their ideas on tape or disc, and provide an example of those ideas to record labels, producers or other artists. Musicians often use demos as quick sketches to share with bandmates or arrangers; in other cases a songwriter might make a demo to send to artists in hopes of having the song professionally recorded, or a music publisher may need a simple recording for publishing or copyright purposes.
Demo is a demo album made by the one man band Novistador. The demo was released November 5th, 2006 although the song 'World Ruin' was the first song Chrono ever wrote, back in 2005.