Music Glossary: [Page 28]

Diffuser based on Maximum Length Sequences producing broad scattering spectra. more

Focus on color tones and drone centers; fewer changes, deeper development. more

Borrowing chords from parallel modes/keys (e.g., bVII, iv). more

Jazz focusing on modes/static harmony, enabling spacious improvisation. more

Digital units emulating amps, cabs, and effects with presets, IRs, and MIDI control. more

Modes are derived by starting the Major Scale (Ionian) from each of its seven degrees. Each mode preserves the same sequence of intervals but b... more

Build with swappable 4–8 bar blocks for quick alt versions and remixes. more

Detect pivot chords/common tones that signal key changes in real time. more

Procedure to set monitoring level (e.g., 83 dB SPL C-weighted) for consistent loudness judgments. more

Builds performers’ monitor/IEM mixes, manages talkback and cues, and keeps stage feedback under control. more

Build a “minimum viable” mix: time reference, pitch reference, self, then sweeten. Avoid over-loud IEMs that cause fatigue. more

Engineer and system handling on-stage mixes: wedges and IEMs. more

Delay during tracking due to buffers/plugins; mitigated via direct monitoring or low buffers. more

Collapse to mono; check on small cubes/earbuds for phase and balance. more

Author rights to attribution and integrity (varies by country); cannot always be waived. more

Attribution and integrity rights (stronger outside US); sometimes unwaivable. more

Clause ensuring your fee/terms match the best given to another similar party in the same deal. more

Curate 8–12 reusable rhythmic/melodic cells for fast composition in solos. more

Transforming a small melodic/rhythmic idea via sequence, inversion, augmentation. more

Repeat/transform short ideas via sequence, rhythm change, inversion. more

Linking drum mics or ensembles so edits preserve phase relationships and timing. more

Notation software and score-sharing community; supports engraving, playback, and educational use. more

Company administering compositions: registrations, licensing, collection, creative pitching, and writer support. more

Colloquial for a musician, often implying strong chops or insider culture. more

Left/right-hand muting, foam mutes, and palm muting for tight tone. more

Chord charting by scale degree; quick transposition on the session. more

Seven-note diatonic collection with W-H-W-W-H-W-W; also known as Aeolian. more