PROD 1061 Production Elements

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Song Structure (2)

Form that the song is written in., Many songs do not need to conform to conventional ideas of structure.

Rhythm, Groove and Tempo (3)

How one experiences the song on a physical level., Song usually needs a certain kind of rhythmic pattern., Help define a musical genre.

Tempo can be determined by (3)

Feel, The way the musicians relate to, How well they can play the song at that tempo.

Rhythm, Groove and Tempo can sometimes help define a

Musical genre.

In order to have a groove

Song usually needs a certain kind of rhythmic pattern

Chords (2)

Support the melody., Changing the chords will give your melody a new context.

Melody (3)

The tune of the song., It defines the song in most musical genres, Involves the notes that are sung or those played by an instrument acting as a voice substitute

It involves the notes that are sung or those played by an instrument acting as a voice substitute in an instrumental.

Melody

Dynamics (4)

The volume that a note is played at or the degree of loudness or softness., The relationship between different sections of a song, Performed or Portrayed in the recording in terms of their volume, instrumentation and intensity., The flow of a song.

Vocal Harmonies (2)

A device used to dress up your production, Add dynamics and help define your chorus.

The volume that a note is played at or the degree of loudness or softness.

Dynamics

_______ are a device used to dress up your production, make it sound complete.

Vocal Harmonies

Instrumentation

Instruments you use in the orchestration of your song.

What instruments you use in the orchestration of your song.

Instrumentation

Lyrics (2)

The message of your song., Method an artist uses to communicate his or her thoughts and feelings.

The ____ are the message of your song.

Lyrics

Key (2)

Important in terms of the melody of the song and how it is being performed by your singer., Can determine how well the singer can sing the song in terms of pitch and performance.

The ___ can determine how well the singer can sing the song in terms of pitch and performance.

Key

Hooks

Specific melodies that make your song more memorable.

____ are specific melodies that make your song more memorable.

Hooks

Sound (3)

The quality of the recording, The specific sounds used in order to portray the mood, Meaning of the song.

_______ in this case relates to both the quality of the recording and to the specific sounds used in order to portray the mood and meaning of the song.

Sound

Vocal Performance (3)

Crucial element of any production as this is what the ear follows in most music forms, Must be sung in tune and in time with the song., Singer should be directed as though they are acting out the lyrics of the song.

This is a crucial element of any production as this is what the ear follows in most music forms.

Vocal Performance

Arrangement (2)

Relates to how the song unfolds, How the song 'works' from the beginning to the end.

Execution (4)

How the song was performed and recorded., Song should be recorded with a degree of quality, Allows the listener to not be distracted by the actual recording process., Be performed in time and in tune.

How the song 'works' from the beginning to the end.

Arrangement

Intangibles (2)

These are production devices that catch the attention of the listener., Stops, modulations, interesting instruments or recording techniques.

This is how the song was performed and recorded.

Execution

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