Music Glossary: [Page 42]
Slash ChordNotation indicating chord over a specific bass note (e.g., C/G); can imply inversions or pedals. more
More in the
Harmony and Chords
category...
Rhythm slashes with cue notes or rhythmic notation above staves to indicate ensemble hits. more
More in the
Chart Literacy and Session Notation
category...
Slip Editing & FadesMicro-timing edits and tailored fade shapes to eliminate clicks and preserve natural attacks/decays. more
More in the
DAW Editing and Comping
category...
Slip vs Shuffle vs SpotEdit modes affecting region movement and gaps; know your DAW's behavior. more
More in the
DAW and Editing
category...
Isolate hard bars; loop slowly; connect chunks only after consistency. more
More in the
Practice Methodology and Musicianship Development
category...
SlurCurved line indicating legato connection of notes; for winds/strings indicates single bow/breath gesture. more
More in the
Orchestration and Notation
category...
Slur vs Phrase MarkSlurs indicate legato within a phrase; longer phrase marks can span multiple slurs to show musical grouping. more
More in the
Notation and Engraving Advanced
category...
Slurs vs TiesSlurs = phrasing; ties = duration. Place to avoid collisions and ambiguity. more
More in the
Notation and Engraving
category...
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound goals guiding sessions. more
More in the
Practice Methodology and Musicianship Development
category...
Smart LinksOne link to route fans to DSPs/merch/tickets; capture emails with incentive. more
More in the
Music Business and Marketing
category...
Crisp unpitched drum with snares; articulation and backbeats. more
More in the
Instruments and Families
category...
SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio)Level difference between desired signal and noise floor, typically in dB. more
More in the
Audio Theory and Acoustics
category...
So What VoicingModal Dorian stacked fourths with a third on top; classic Bill Evans/Miles Davis color. more
More in the
Harmony and Chords Advanced Voicings
category...
Social CalendarPlan posts around milestones: teaser, pre-save, release, tour, BTS, UGC. more
More in the
Music Business and Marketing
category...
Social Media CalendarScheduling regular, authentic posts to maintain engagement; combine promotional and behind-the-scenes content. more
More in the
Music Business and Marketing
category...
SolfegeSyllables labeling scale degrees to internalize function and intervals. more
More in the
Ear Training
category...
Solfege with NumbersAlternate movable-Do syllables with scale-degree numbers to cement both systems. more
More in the
Ear Training Practice Drills and Apps
category...
Solfège: Fixed vs Movable DoFixed-do maps syllables to absolute pitches; movable-do maps to scale degrees. Movable-do helps functional hearing. more
More in the
Ear Training Drills, Tools and Methods
category...
Solo ArchitecturePlan arc: motif intro → development → climax → release; outline form landmarks. more
More in the
Improvisation
category...
Sonata FormArchitectural plan with exposition, development, and recapitulation; cornerstone of classical forms. more
More in the
Genres and Forms
category...
Song FormCommon forms: Verse–Chorus, AABA, Verse–Pre–Chorus–Chorus–Bridge, etc. more
More in the
Songwriting Craft
category...
SongkickSongkick is a live music discovery and ticketing platform designed to help artists connect tour dates with fans. Founded in 2007 and later acqu... more
More in the
Platforms and ecosystems
category...
Soul JazzGroove-oriented jazz blending gospel/R&B; organs, backbeats, bluesy harmony. more
More in the
Genres and Forms
category...
Combine complementary layers (attack, body, tail). Manage phase, EQ overlaps, and envelope timing. more
More in the
Synthesis and Sound Design
category...
Sound Recording RightProtects the master recording owned by label or artist; distinct from the underlying composition. more
More in the
Copyright and Royalties
category...
Sound WaveLongitudinal pressure variation traveling through a medium (air, liquid, solid) characterized by frequency, wavelength, and amplitude. more
More in the
Audio Theory and Acoustics
category...
Mimicking distinctive arrangement/production can trigger legal and reputational issues. more
More in the
Sampling and Legal
category...
|