Music Glossary: [Page 31]

Sound reinforcement system for live venues: mixers, amps, speakers, processing, and monitoring. more

Layer simple sustained chords with evolving intervals (9/11/13) via mod matrix. more

Combining sustained pads with rhythmic pulses/arps to fill space while maintaining momentum. more

Sustained harmonic beds (strings/synths) to glue and support the lead. more

Input pad prevents clipping; polarity invert (Ø) corrects reversed wiring; phase alignment avoids cancellations with multi-mics. more

System/staff spacing and margins for readability and page turns. more

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Tuned resonant absorber using a limp or stiff panel over an air cavity to target narrow LF bands. more

Rudiment with sticking RLRR LRLL (and variants); useful for orchestration and flow. more

Blend of heavily compressed signal with dry to retain transients and density. more

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Preparing individual instrumental parts from a full score with correct cues, layout, and page turns. more

Separate parts with page turns, multirests, cues; proofread for playability. more

Variations over a repeating bass line or harmonic pattern; related to chaconne. more

Program Changes select presets, Control Changes tweak parameters. Automate from the show session to keep hands free. more

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Slight changes per 2, 4, or 8 bars to avoid loop fatigue; add fills at section boundaries. more

Static bass with moving harmony above; builds tension and anchor. more

Loop switchers and MIDI PC/CC automate pedal on/off and presets; reduces tap dancing live. more

Sustain root while harmony moves above; anchors form and builds tension. more

Portable board mounting multiple pedals with power and patching for live use. more

Typical chain: tuner→dynamics→drive→mod→time; adjust for taste/noise. more

Five-note scale (1–2–3–5–6) avoiding semitone tension; ubiquitous in folk and rock. more

Five-note scale (1–♭3–4–5–♭7); central to rock, blues, funk, and pop solos. more

Use minor pents a half-step above/below root to capture ♭9/♯9/♯11 colors. more

Stack non-diatonic pentatonics for modern colors over static harmony. more

Selecting complementary shakers, tambourines, claps to enhance feel without masking vocals. more