Vocabulary Flashcard 3

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_______________: process of using computer programs to shorten an audio file of a drum loop into smaller sections, separating different drum hits.

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Editing

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_______________: small, clickable areas at the beginning and end of a clip in the timeline

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Handles

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_______________: a sound recording technique that raises or lowers the pitch of a sound

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Pitch Shifting

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_______________: The speed that the media resource is playing

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Playback Speed

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_______________: playing an audio clip backward, creating a unique and often surreal effect.

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Reverse Playback

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_______________: the song's most important melody line or voice, or the lead part.

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Melody

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_______________: a sound that gradually increases in pitch, volume, or another modulation parameter over time, usually pitch.

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Glissando

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_______________: stands for arpeggio, which is a way of playing chords individually, in sequence, to create rhythm and style.

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Arp

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_______________: a short musical passage, riff, or rhythmic sound that helps to sustain the listener's attention during a break between the phrases of a melody

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Hook