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Light glue (1–2 dB GR), gentle tilt; avoid over-EQ pre-master. more
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Electronic Mixing and Master Delivery
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How a mix sounds on different playback systems. Reference on earbuds, car, monitors, and mono to ensure consistency. more
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Mixing and Mastering
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Major mode with ♭7; primary choice over dominant (V or I7) grooves. more
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Scales and Modes
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Diffuser based on Maximum Length Sequences producing broad scattering spectra. more
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Audio Theory and Acoustics
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Modal ImprovisationFocus on color tones and drone centers; fewer changes, deeper development. more
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Improvisation
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Borrowing chords from parallel modes/keys (e.g., bVII, iv). more
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Harmony and Chords
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Modal JazzJazz focusing on modes/static harmony, enabling spacious improvisation. more
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Genres and Forms
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Digital units emulating amps, cabs, and effects with presets, IRs, and MIDI control. more
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Instruments and guitar tech
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Build with swappable 4–8 bar blocks for quick alt versions and remixes. more
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Arrangement and Orchestration
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Detect pivot chords/common tones that signal key changes in real time. more
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Ear Training Advanced Drills
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Procedure to set monitoring level (e.g., 83 dB SPL C-weighted) for consistent loudness judgments. more
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Audio Theory and Acoustics
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Monitor Engineer RoleBuilds performers’ monitor/IEM mixes, manages talkback and cues, and keeps stage feedback under control. more
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Live Sound Engineering FOH Monitors
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Monitor Mix StrategyBuild a “minimum viable” mix: time reference, pitch reference, self, then sweeten. Avoid over-loud IEMs that cause fatigue. more
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Stagecraft and Performance advanced
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Monitor WorldEngineer and system handling on-stage mixes: wedges and IEMs. more
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Live Sound
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Monitoring LatencyDelay during tracking due to buffers/plugins; mitigated via direct monitoring or low buffers. more
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Recording and Production
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Collapse to mono; check on small cubes/earbuds for phase and balance. more
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Electronic Mixing and Master Delivery
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Author rights to attribution and integrity (varies by country); cannot always be waived. more
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Business and Copyright
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Attribution and integrity rights (stronger outside US); sometimes unwaivable. more
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Copyright FAQs
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Clause ensuring your fee/terms match the best given to another similar party in the same deal. more
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Contracts, Deals and Legal Basics
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Motif Cells LibraryCurate 8–12 reusable rhythmic/melodic cells for fast composition in solos. more
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Improvisation
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Transforming a small melodic/rhythmic idea via sequence, inversion, augmentation. more
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Songwriting Craft
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Motivic Development (Improv)Repeat/transform short ideas via sequence, rhythm change, inversion. more
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Improvisation
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Multitrack Edit GroupsLinking drum mics or ensembles so edits preserve phase relationships and timing. more
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DAW Editing and Comping
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Notation software and score-sharing community; supports engraving, playback, and educational use. more
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Platforms and ecosystems
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Company administering compositions: registrations, licensing, collection, creative pitching, and writer support. more
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Reference Materials and Publishing
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Colloquial for a musician, often implying strong chops or insider culture. more
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Genres, eras, slang
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Left/right-hand muting, foam mutes, and palm muting for tight tone. more
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Guitar and Bass Technique
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