Music Glossary: [Page 6]

Phrase marking for winds/strings to avoid simultaneous breaks. more

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Timed rests between phrases; sing lines to enforce natural breathing. more

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Keep expressive breaths, but fade or remove noisy or mistimed ones. Maintain phrasing realism. more

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A comma-like mark indicating a place for wind/voice to breathe without altering pulse. more

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Balanced diaphragmatic breath with rib expansion; steady airflow supports pitch and tone. more

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Contrasting section (harmonic/melodic/lyric) before final chorus to refresh ear. more

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1960s wave of UK bands (e.g., The Beatles, The Stones) transforming US/Global pop and rock. more

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1990s UK movement (Blur, Oasis, Pulp) emphasizing melodic songwriting and British cultural themes. more

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Sweeps, taps, and circles for ballads and low-volume gigs. more

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Low buffer for tracking, high buffer for mixing with heavy plugins. more

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Pair music with merch, tabs, stems, tickets, or lessons to increase average order value on release. more

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Balance intense creative periods with rest. Physical health sustains artistic longevity. more

Routing related channels to groups for processing and to VCAs/DCAs for level control without changing balance. more

Route tracks → groups → mixbus; trim into processors for optimal sweet spots. more

Processing applied to grouped tracks (drums, guitars, vocals) for glue and cohesion. more

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Broadcast WAV fields (description, originator, time reference) for asset tracking and post workflows. more

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Use reactive load and impulse responses to capture amp tone silently; choose mic IRs for mix-ready results. more

Customer Acquisition Cost vs Lifetime Value. Aim for LTV ≫ CAC across music + merch + tickets. more

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V(7)→I (PAC/IAC). Strong sense of closure; perfect when soprano ends on scale degree 1. more

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V→vi (or other unexpected); defers closure for contrast or extension. more

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Differentiate authentic, plagal, deceptive, half cadences by sound. more

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Stock resolutions (tritone sub, backdoor, deceptive) cataloged per key. more

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I 6–4 over V as a dominant expansion resolving to V then I. more

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Measuring monitors and applying gentle corrective EQ toward a known target response for reliable translation. more

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Question/answer phrases; interact with band and audience. more

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Antiphonal exchanges between sections; spatial drama. more

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Alternating phrases across sections/instruments to create conversation and forward motion. more

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