Music terms

2. A section in a song that tells the story or delivers detailed content, often varying between repetitions.
5. Indicating that a note is raised by one semitone.
9. Corresponds to the note C.
10. A repeating section of a song, typically with the main message or hook.
11. Defines sound dynamics: Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release.
14. Indicating that a note is lowered by one semitone.
15. A pitch-correction tool used to adjust or alter a singer’s pitch, often for stylistic or corrective purposes.
17. Automatically plays notes of a chord in a sequence.
18. A sustained, atmospheric sound, often used to create mood or texture in music.
20. A combination of three or more musical notes played simultaneously to create harmony.

1. An audio effect that creates a swirling or sweeping sound by filtering the signal and shifting its parameters.
3. Pre-recorded sound used as an instrument or effect.
4. Electronic instrument that generates sound by combining waveforms.
6. Device/software to arrange and playback notes and patterns.
7. Generates periodic waveforms (sine, square, sawtooth) in a synth.
8. Repeated section of audio or MIDI.
12. Indicating the cancellation of any previous raising or lowering of a note by one semitone.
13. Changing sound parameters over time, often using oscillators.
14. Shapes sound by cutting or boosting specific frequencies (e.g., low-pass allows low frequencies through).
16. Software for recording, editing, and producing music.
19. Protocol for digital communication between musical devices.