1st Quarter Reviewer in MAPEH - Creative Economy and Music Technology

Flashcards covering key terms, dates, inventors, and laws from the 1st Quarter MAPEH review notes on the creative economy and music technology.

Creative Economy

Also known as "Orange Economy", a term coined by British Author John Howkins and Colombian economist Felipe Buitrage and Ivan Duque.

Republic Act no.11904

The Philippine Creative Industries Law.

Audio Visual Domain

Recorded and live audio audiovisual content that is distributed via broadcast media, developed for educational purposes or enterment content.

Music Technology

The study or the use of any device, mechanism, machine, or tool by a musician or composer to make or perform music.

Phonograph

Invented in 1877 by Thomas Edison, it was the first device able to reproduce recorded sound.

Electric Guitar

An instrument associated with the 1940s that gave birth to Rock 'n' Roll; the first commercially successful version was invented in 1931 by musician George Beauchamp and engineer Adolph Rickenbacker.

Amplifier

Invented in 1906 by American Inventor Lee de Forest, it allowed musicians to widen dynamics by amplifying sound to create louder sound projection.

Multitrack Recording

Pioneered in the 1950s by jazz guitarist Les Paul and developed by the Ampex corporation, this allowed songs to be broken down into sections, one piece at a time.

Synthesizer

Commercialized in the 1960s and credited to Robert Moog, these power tools produce countless sounds, with electronic keyboards serving as perfect examples.

Turntable

An equipment that allows musicians to alter sounds of music as it is played live, making music for clubbing and partying possible.

Auto-Tune

A tool that allows people to improve their voice recordings in terms of intonation by automatically putting a singing or speaking voice in tune with the music.

PC/Internet

Technology that allows anyone with a computer to step into the stage and create music without any instruments or studio.