Guitar terminology

4. A combination of three or more different notes sounded together.
6. A sequence of notes arranged in ascending or descending order by pitch, typically used to build solos and melodies.
7. The length of time a note continues to sound after it has been played or plucked.
9. A small section of a song; it is a collection of notes that are played somewhere in the song, usually in the introduction, that help to set the tone right.
10. Refers to how in-tune the guitar sounds across the entire fretboard.

1. A musical interval between one pitch and another with double or half its frequency, creating a harmonic relation between the notes.
2. The distance between the strings and the fretboard.
3. A magnetic device on electric guitars that captures string vibrations and converts them into electrical signals.
5. A clean sound with an echo or spacey effect.
8. The process of adjusting the tension of the guitar strings to achieve the correct pitch.