Making and Recording Music Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• absorption: this is what happens when sound waves are “deadened” and don’t bounce off the surface (don’t reflect).
• acoustics: the science of the sound—more specifically, the science of the properties and behavior of sound waves.
• cable: a group of one or more insulated conductors, optical fibers, or a combination of both within an enveloping jacket, typically for transmitting electrical signals of different types.
• chord: three or more musical pitches sung or played together.
• chorus: the part of a song that is repeated with the same music and lyrics each time, often containing the main point or hook of the song.
• demo: a preliminary recording that is intended to give the listener an idea of how a song could sound in a final production.
• edit: to change one or more parameters of a recorded sound after the fact.
• harmonics: whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency that occur naturally within the playing of a tone.
• lead: the musical instrument that plays the melody, including the vocal
• octave: an interval or difference of pitch of 12 half-steps.
• preset: a factory programmed set of parameters on a synth, signal processor, plug-in or other electronic device.
• producer: in music, this means the director of an audio recording project.
• sample: a short segment of audio recorded for the purpose of reproducing and manipulating the sound digitally.
• stereo: a recording or reproduction of at least two channels where positioning of instrument sounds left to right can be perceived.
• tempo: the rate at which the music moves, measured in beats per minute (bpm).
• tracking: the act of recording the individual tracks of a multitrack recording.