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Intro to Electronic Music Exam Flashcards

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1
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event editor 1: Track Editior

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Allows you to edit tracks

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event editor 2: Score/Notation

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Allows you to see rhythms

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event editor 3: Piano Roll

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Allows you to input notes

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event editor 4: Event editor

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Allows you to change events in music

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Workflow shortcut 1: R

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repeats rhythm

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Workflow shortcut 2: T

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time signature

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Workflow shortcut 3: K

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Key signature

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Workflow shortcut 4: L

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line tool

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Workflow shortcut 5: Command + R

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rehearsal mark

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10
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Workflow shortcut 6: Command + K

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chord symbol

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11
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Workflow shortcut 7: Command + L

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lyrics

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Workflow shortcut 8: Shift + Command + delete

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clears data

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Workflow shortcut 9: ESC

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clears/neutralizes

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Workflow shortcut 10: Command + ⬆️ or Command + ⬇️

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brings note up or down and octave

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Workflow shortcut 11: 2, 3, 4…

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creates a 2nd, 3rd, 4th interval, etc

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16
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2 pitches that are 4 semitones apart?

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Major 3rd

17
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2 pitches that are 3 semitones apart?

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minor 3rd

18
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Lower any note a half step?

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becomes a major triad

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Raise any note a half step?

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becomes a minor triad

20
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Dominant seven means..

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the 7th of the chord is lowered

21
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If there is no maj or min in front of a 7th chord (ex: A7, Bb7)

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automatically there is a dominant (lowered) 7th

22
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WWHWWWH

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the formula for a major scale

23
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any extension chords in music with no MAJ or min infront (ex: F9sus)

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automatically have a lowered 7th

24
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Major chord

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1st (root), 3rd, & 5th notes

25
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Major 7th Chord

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1st (root), 3rd, 5th & 7th notes

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Minor Chord

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1st (root), min 3rd, & perfect 5th notes

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Minor 7th Chord

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1st (root), minor 3rd, perfect 5th and lowered 7th notes

28
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Sus4 Chord

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1st (root), 4th & perfect 5th notes

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Sus2 Chord

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1st (root), 2nd & perfect 5th notes

30
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Diminished Chord

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1st (root), min 3rd & lowered 5th notes

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Augmented chord

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1st (root), 3rd & raised 5th notes

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Dominant Chord (ex: G7, A7, etc)

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1st (root), maj 3rd, perfect 5th and lowered 7th

33
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5 things music needs?

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Harmonies, Melodies, Rhythm, Sound, and You

34
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Slash chords (ex: D/A, C/D)

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D chord over an A in bass, C chord over D in bass, etc

35
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Inversion

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rearranging the order you play a chord

36
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Sonorities in music

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Minor, Major, Diminished, Augmented, Suspended

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