General Music
The original composer of the opening riff from Juice World's 'Lucid Dreams'.
Who is Sting?
The recognizable, hummable part of a song.
Pre-created musical segments that you can drag into your composition.
What are loops?
The trick for the names of the treble clef lines.
What is Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge?
The first note on the GarageBand software keyboard.
What is C?
The beats per minute (speed) of a piece.
What is tempo?
This part of a song provides the beat that you might tap along with.
What is Rhythm?
The tool to repeat a segment of track back to back.
What is looping?
The trick for the notes in the bass clef spaces.
The term used to describe the difference between high and low notes (ex. C1, C2, C3).
What is an octave?
The movie series Ms. Johnson was finally inspired to watch after our movie music assignment.
What is The Avengers?
Much lower than the melody, this part of a song provides the 'floor' to build your song upon.
What is Bass Line?
The kind of track that you add when you need to input your notes manually.
What is a software instrument?
This type of note is held for two beats.
What is a half note?
The two sets of white keys that have no black key in between them.
What are E/F and B/C?
The famous film composer who created many soundtracks we know (ex. Star Wars, Harry Potter...)
Who is John Williams?
The notes in between melody and bass line that help fill in the chords.
What is Harmony?
The tool used to move a sequence of notes higher or lower.
What is transposing?
When starting on the note C, the F above is this interval higher.
What is a fourth?
The enharmonic equivalent of C#.
What is Db?
The term for a small section of a recording that can be edited, transposed, and remixed.
What is a sound bite?
Three different parts that can make up the FORM of a song.
What is: Intro / Outro / Body / Verse / Chorus / Bridge ?
The name of the tool that allows you to fade in and fade out.
What is Automation?
The number used to represent an interval of an octave.
What is 8?
The number of keys on a full size piano.
What is 88?