Music Glossary: [Page 31]

Custom maps for multi-perc setups; instrument changes and stickings. more

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Conventions for staff placement, clefs, instrument labels, and beater indications. more

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Shakers, congas, tambourine placement for ergonomics and mic bleed. more

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Pre-show warmups, breathing, checklist; post-show debrief to capture notes. more

Generated by public plays (radio, live, streaming). Collected by PROs like PRS or ASCAP. more

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Collects public performance royalties (e.g., PRS, ASCAP, BMI, SOCAN). more

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Duration of one cycle of a waveform; T = 1 / f. more

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DC power provided on balanced mic lines to run condenser mics/active DI boxes. more

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Use +48V only where needed; mute before enabling; beware ribbon mics and bad cables. more

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Angular position within a cycle, measured in degrees or radians; differences cause summation or cancellation. more

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Time/phase adjustment between mics or DI+amp to avoid comb filtering and restore punch. more

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Long slur-like bracket indicating a musical phrase or breath/bow plan. more

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Mode 5 of harmonic minor (1–♭2–3–4–5–♭6–♭7); strong exotic dominant color. more

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Minor mode with ♭2; dark, exotic color often used in metal and flamenco. more

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Keyboard with percussive hammers; vast range; serves as solo, accompaniment, or percussion. more

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Clear pedaling with 𝆮/𝆯 or text; align changes to harmonic rhythm. more

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Ending a minor-key piece with a major tonic; brightens closure. more

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Small flute sounding an octave above written; piercing brilliant color. more

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Magnetic or piezo transducers converting string vibration to electrical signal (single-coil, humbucker, etc.). more

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Chinese pear-shaped lute; rapid tremolo and percussive techniques. more

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Use drones/tuners for reference; train micro-adjustment with slow vibrato control. more

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Tune for musical intent, not perfection; preserve vibrato/identity. more

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Hear 2–6 note sequences and reproduce; builds short-term tonal memory. more

Submitting upcoming tracks to DSP editors via distributor portals with strong descriptions and metadata. more

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Respond on time, on-spec, with clean filenames/metadata, alt mixes, and one-click streaming links. more

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Shared diatonic chord functions in both keys enable smooth key changes. more

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Track page views, pre-saves, email signups, and purchases for ad optimization. more

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