Music Glossary: [Page 24]

Round‑trip delay through converters/network/plugins; minimize for IEMs and time alignment. more

The total round-trip delay from player to ears. Keep under 10–12 ms for tight feel; watch converters, plugins, wireless hops, and DSP. more

Direct monitoring, round-trip targets, and cue alignment for live-collab tools. more

Timeline of reveals, teasers, premiere, follow-up content, and lives. more

Stack only essential doubles; vary register and articulation for separation. more

Plan rests or tacets at page turns; avoid splitting phrases or complex rhythms across pages. more

Melody, chord symbols, and form indications; keep clear repeats, codas, and rehearsal marks. more

The seventh scale degree in a major or harmonic minor scale, sitting one semitone below the tonic. It creates tension that naturally resolves upwar... more

Study reference tracks by recreating them; reverse-engineering builds ears and technique. more

Live End–Dead End / Reflection-Free Zone design: absorb front early reflections, diffuse rear for stable imaging. more

Hands lock via burst drills and rhythmic subdivisions. more

LLC setup, contracts, invoicing, tax planning; keep clean books. more

Hammer-ons, pull-offs, slides in position-shifting patterns for smooth lines. more

Route slow/fast LFOs and sources to targets; scale via macros and sidechain. more

LH basslines or drones while RH improvises; sustain pedal management. more

Sync and licensing platforms connect musicians with film, television, advertising, video games, and online creators who need music. They operat... more

License grants limited use; assignment transfers ownership—know the difference. more

MTC/LTC sync for lights/video; marker-based cue sheets. more

Short-run vinyl, cassettes, and signed CDs timed with release windows to drive revenue spikes. more

Quick signal check for every input before soundcheck to verify patching and basic function. more

Chromatic inner line over static harmony (e.g., Am: A–G–G–F–F). more

No simultaneous hits; orchestrate unique textures and syncopation. more

No simultaneous hits; orchestrate hands/feet for modern grooves. more

Use linked parts (Finale/Sibelius/Dorico) with part-specific spacing and page turns. more

Major concert promoter and venue operator; involved in tour production, ticketing partnerships, and festivals. more

Record live band for natural push/pull; tempo map for edits/overdubs. more

Align bass note attacks/sustains with kick patterns to unify low end and groove. more