All That GarageBand!
A separate audio or instrument recording in GarageBand is called a....
Track
The basic unit of rhythm in music...
Beat
How HIGH or LOW a sound is...
Pitch
A sequence of musical notes that create a memorable tune...
Melody
MIDI stands for...
Musical Instrument Digital Interface
(Extra 50 Pts: Describe what MIDI is used for on GarageBand.)
A tool that helps you keep steady time through your song...
Metronome
The basic unit of rhythm, pitch, AND duration combined in music...
Note
The quality of the tone of a musical sound.
Timbre
The variations in volume and intensity in music, indicated by symbols like "piano" (soft) and "forte" (loud).
Dynamics
BPM stands for...
Beats per Minute
(Extra 50 pts. - What is another name people often give to BPM?)
Special audio filters that can change the sound of your recording are called...
Effects
The speed at which your song is being played...
Tempo
How musical sounds are layered...
Texture
A repeated section of a song that often includes the song's main message.
Chorus
Extra 100 pts: What is a "section of a song with changing lyrics that tell a story."
EQ stands for...
Equalization
A piano keyboard you can use to play all of the notes in any scale - can be found in ANY virtual instrument of iPad GarageBand.
Virtual Keyboard
A group of two or more notes played a the same time...
chord
Describes the amplitude of a musical sound.
Volume
Describes the ORDER of musical events through time...
FORM
Hz stands for...
Hertz
(Extra 100 Points: What is Hertz a unit of...?)
A feature that allows you to change volume and effects automatically over time through your track...
Automation
A series of notes in a specific order - such as Do,Re,Mi...
Scale
The length of a musical sound through time...
Duration
height or intensity of a wave, sound, or signal, indicating how loud or strong it is...
Amplitude
What does EQ do?
the EQ (Equalization) tool allows you to adjust the balance of different frequency ranges within an audio track.
Extra 100 Points - What is the range (frequency) of human hearing?