This is an example of the......

Audio means

The Metronome.....

A category of music characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.

The steady pulse in music.

The highs and lows of sound

The main group of notes or pitches around which a piece of music revolves. 

To erase a mistake in a DAW:

A device/tool for producing musical sounds

The speed of the beat in music

The horizontal rows you use to organize your music and control the sound of the recordings, loops, and other material in a project.

A repeated sequence of music is a

Structure and organization of a musical composition (ex. Binary and Ternary)

What musicians and producers use to record, edit, and process audio

Known as refrain or hook; repeated section (same words) that contains the main message of a song

The words to a song

The name of the song. It often appears in the chorus.

Part of the song that catches the listeners attention (can be words or music) and is repeated throughout the song; Often same as the title.

RHYTHM is

MELODY is the combination of __________, and what the lead singer sings.

What is a chord?

The perceived loudness of a sound, measured in decibels.

Longitudinal waves that travel through air or water

Reuse of a portion (or sample) of a previous sound recording in another recording

Awful sound you hear when your microphone picks up the speaker sound.

Gradually lowering the volume of a track or song to silence, typically at the end of the song.

A series of audio files you can download or stream online that are used to inform or entertain.

This person writes the songs.

Instrumentalist or singers who record or perform the music.

Musicians

Words to a song.

Structure and organization of a musical composition.

An example of Ternary form is:

Subject: What the song is about.

Theme: The lesson you learn from the song.

Outro: The final part of a song, often repeated over and over while the sound fades to ________.

Verse: A repeated section of music that tells the ________ or purpose of the song; different words, but the same tune.