MIAP-120 Study Guide - Final Guide: Hilly Kristal, Electronic Musical Instrument, Biker Bar
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Alternative music/alternative rock- an early 1908s genre that arose in the wake of punk rock"s decline and in opposition to mainstream rock music. Analog recording- a system of sound recording in which the energy of sound waves is transformed into physical imprints or unto electronic waveforms that closely follow the shape of the sound waves themselves. Auto-tune- an electronic device used in recording studios to correct and manipulate the pitches sung by a vocalist. To auto tune is to change the vocalist"s original pitch to the correct one after the recording has been made. Bossa nova- a style of brazilian music derived from samba but placing more emphasis on melody and less on percussion. Brill building- a new york city office building where several major music publishers and record labels located their operations in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Bugalu- a fusion of rumba, and mambo with black american popular music.
