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Music Theory Basics

...rder in rhythm. Thus, most songs are locked to a specific ''tempo'' and ''time signature''. ...n subdivide a beat. But the point is that ''tempo provides a framework in time to create order'' - the listener does not feel lost, and a band or orchestr

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C Major Chord

Below are alternates to these shapes that spring up from time to time. They use a high G on the E string instead of the open E. The high G on t ...I found the easiest way to go about it is to get one finger in place at a time. Make sure you've got each one in place with a good fret job before moving

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Choosing Pickups

...ls - they have the lower output and higher resonant peak. But at the same time, they still cancel hum/noise from interference. Because they are capturing ...tone can sound thin and scooped (low midrange). This is nice for certain effects, or a "spankin" funky type sound.

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Vibrato

...elayed vibrato, where the note is first sustained without vibrato for some time. ...he bar, transitioning from picking to grabbing the bar can be slightly too time-consuming to work into a quick passage.

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Whammy Bar

...n one or more strings as you push down on the whammy bar. The trick is to time them so that they are increasing and decreasing the pitch at the same rate, ...s too slow and limited in pitch to mimic some of the more noticeable synth effects. So instead we use the whammy bar, depressing it before plucking the desir

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ADSR and Envelope Filters

...he synth's volume, a cutoff frequency, resonance, or other signal-altering effects. However, many natural instrument sounds, such as picking a guitar string, * '''Attack''' - The time it takes before the signal reaches peak strength

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Glossary

...ger through the use of volume pedals or knobs, feedback inducers, or other effects. ...programming on an automation track in a DAW to control some parameter over time.

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DAW Basics

...like rectangles inside the track's row in the timeline, spanning whatever time they consume. Envelopes operate in parallel to the audio/MIDI data, and us ...your project. For instance, zooming out on the x axis means the amount of time visible inside the timeline gets larger, while the events appear smaller ho

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Popular Virtual Instruments/Plugins

* Avid (ProTools) Real Time AudioSuite ...interface to more quickly arrange how the samples are arranged and how any effects are applied to them.

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Contents

# [[Advanced Rhythm|Advanced Rhythm - Odd-Time, Syncopation, Polymeter, and Polyrhythm]] |Contents#Effects|Effects}}

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Interface Setup

...udio monitors. Others can be used to feed external gear, such as external effects or a guitar rig for reamping. There's also SPDIF out which is useful when ...it may have a bit of latency that makes it difficult or awkward to play in time during tracking. A better method to record both dry and wet guitars would

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Equipment Checklist, Setup

** Effects Loop send/receive cables (make sure they're long enough) * Additional effects

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Choosing an Amp

...ols provided on the amp itself, using boost/overdrive pedals, EQ, or other effects can be used to strongly alter the tone. ...be retubed and possibly maintained every so often. If you need additional effects, such as [[Boost|boost pedals]], [[Noise Gate|noise gates]], or [[Delay|del

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Tone

...discussed individually on their own page, for each kind of effect. While effects are referenced below, they are only considered for how they affect core ton * Hands > Guitar > Pickups > Guitar Electronics > Stomps > Pre-Amp > Effects > Power Amp > Cabinet/Speakers

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Dialing in Distortion Tone

...effects such as reverb or delays, filter effects such as synths, and pitch effects such as octavers. This is a lot of ground to cover, so I'm not getting into ...t have much wiggle room here. If you use the pre-amp's EQ or an EQ in the effects loop after the pre-amp distortion to prep the signal for power amp distorti

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Reamping

...artist's performance from the settings of the gear dialed in at recording time, enabling changing the instrument's tone without having to worry about inco * You want to make a tone demo comparing several amps and/or effects. You want the playing to be 100% identical to minimize any perceived diffe

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MIDI

...or guitar, MIDI is useful to control devices, switching patches, switching effects on/off, or controlling effect parameters. PC's are used for changing patch ==== System Real-Time ====

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Modulation Effects

{{Effects Crumbs|7}} ...tone over time in a cyclic manner. LFO's produce waveforms that vary over time given a number of settings such as:

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Soloing

...e song, such as the chorus; or multiple instruments can "solo" at the same time - "soloing" is more about a style of play that is emphasized during solo se Solos can be ''written'' ahead of time or ''improvised'' on the spot. Neither approach is right or wrong.

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