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What are 7 musical characteristics of Jazz?

  • Improvisation

  • Call and response

  • Extended solos

  • Scatting vocals

  • Swung rhythms

  • Walking bassline

  • Syncopation

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What are 7 typical instruments of jazz?

  • Bass

  • Drums

  • Piano

  • E-piano

  • Sax

  • Trumpet

  • Clean Guitar

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What are 4 musical roots of jazz?

  • Ragtime

  • Blues

  • European harmony

  • African rhythms

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Where did Jazz originate?

New Orleans, Louisiana

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When did jazz originate?

Late 19th - early 20th century

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What are 6 major jazz artists?

  • Louie Armstrong

  • Duke Ellington

  • Charlie Parker

  • Miles Davis

  • John Coltrane

  • Herbie Hancock

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What are the musical characteristics of Blues?

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What are 4 musical roots of Blues?

  • African-American work songs

  • African-American spirituals

  • African-American rhymed simple narrative ballads

  • African-American field hollers

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Where did Blues originate?

In the Deep South of the USA

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When did Blues originate?

1860s

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What are the musical characteristics of Rhythm and Blues?

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Where did R&B originate?

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When did R&B originate?

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Where did Rock ‘n’ Roll originate?

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When did Rock ‘n’ Roll originate?

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What are the musical characteristics of Rock?

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What are 3 typical rock bands

  • The Who

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What are 7 characteristics of dynamic microphones?

  • Suited to live performances

  • Robust and sturdy

  • Inexpensive

  • Able to withstand high SPL

  • Moisture-resistant

  • Does not require phantom power (+48v)

  • Limited HF response

  • Suited to bass instruments

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What is a typical dynamic microphone?

A Shure SM57

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What are 7 characteristics of condenser microphones?

  • Expensive

  • Sensitive and fragile

  • Accurate, bright, and wide-ranging frequency response

  • Wide dynamic range

  • Good signal-to-noise ratio

  • Suited to studio work

  • Good HF response

  • Requires phantom power (+48v)

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What is a typical example of a condenser microphone?

A Neumann U87

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What is chorus?

Chorus is a modulation effect

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What are 6 categories of effects:

  • Time-based effects

  • Modulation effects

  • Dynamic effects

  • Distortion effects

  • Filter effects

  • Pitch/frequency effects

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What are the 5 purposes of effects?

  • To widen the stereo field

  • To fit a sound better in the mix

  • To deepen the sound

  • To design the sound

  • To improve groove and rhythm

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List 9 audio effects (audio signal processes):

  • Delay

  • Reverb

  • Chorus

  • Phaser/Flanger

  • EQ

  • Compression

  • Distortion

  • Panning

  • Tremolo

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List 3 types of delay:

  • Analogue tape delay

  • Bucket brigade delay

  • Digital delay

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List 5 types of reverb under 2 categories: natural and mechanical.

  • Natural reverb

  • Chamber reverb

  • Room reverb

  • Mechanical Reverb

  • Plate reverb

  • Spring reverb

  • Gated reverb

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List 6 types of distortion:

  • Clipping

  • Fuzz

  • Overdrive

  • Hardclip

  • Digital

  • Saturation

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What are 2 types of EQ?

  • Low pass filtering

  • High pass filtering

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What are 6 types of reverb?

  • Plate reverb

  • Spring reverb

  • Digital reverb

  • Gated reverb

  • Reverse reverb

  • Live rooms

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What are 3 characteristics of plate reverb?

  • 1960s

  • Popular for vocals and drums

  • Created by running a signal through a thin sheet of metal

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What are 4 characteristics of spring reverb?

  • 1960s

  • Often built into guitar amps

  • Created by running a signal through a pair of metal springs

  • More metallic and less rich than plate reverb

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What are 3 characteristics of digital reverb?

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How is gated reverb created?

By imposing a noise gate on the reverb which cuts off the reverb tail

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What are 5 types of delay?

  • Analogue Tape Delay

  • Analogue Bucket Brigade Delay

  • Slapback Delay

  • Stereo Delay

  • Digital delay

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What are 3 types of distortion?

  • Overdrive

  • Distortion

  • Fuzz

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What are 4 modulation effects?

  • Chorus

  • Flanger

  • Phaser

  • Tremolo