Music Quiz (D.A.W. Related)

This quiz contains the basics. If you're a pro looking for rocket science music writing this is not the quiz for you. For beginners let's see how many can you answer correctly within your first month, semester or year.

There is nothing much to talk about this quiz except for how easy it is. Just read between the lines and maybe a total newbie and get a 15/15 without learning music theory.

Created by: Oldman

Pink, Grey, Brown are examples of:
- Slang words for synth types
- Colors of noise
- DB's
- VST plugins
What do you call C#, E# and G#?
- C#maj
- C#min
- BS
- Chord
How many notes are there in an octave?
- 8
- 7
- 11
- 12
During recording, why does people tend to make their vocalist/s sing in a treated room if they will use reverb anyway?
- No one wants unnecessary noise
- Personal choice
- This is a joke question
- Not enough details
Which BPM is popular?
- 96
- 140
- 128
- 130
This is a common part of music usually heard on EDM
- Bridge
- Lead Play
- Chorus
- Buildup
To make an arp the manual way...
- Use LFO
- Octaves; D octave 5, D octave 4...
- Start with slower tempo
- A & C
Define mastering
- Controlling a specific part of a song, piece by piece
- Polishing your song as a whole
- Being professional in music
- Scratch DJ
Define sound delay
- Audio blur
- Bass boost
- Detune
- Copy and paste
This is done by shifting your pitch from 0 to a lower one (usaully -12 or -24)
- Tapestop
- Chop
- Liquid
- Filler
Cropping your audio clip into pieces is called...
- Tapestop
- Chop
- Liquid
- Lowpass Filter
To tell your listener that a snare is coming...
- Say it
- Make it obvious using a pattern
- Snares only, no kicks
- Use a reversed snare clip and move it to your snare
To avoid punchy beats...
- Reduce attack
- Reduce decay
- Increase sustain
- Increase release
To do this, use the same synth for two tracks, one just to fill up the emptiness and one for subtle notes.
- Ghost notes
- Liquid notes
- Subtle Notes
- Sticky notes
Assume your client wants a sad song. You will use:
- Major chords, fast tempo
- Major chords, slow tempo
- Minor chords, fast tempo
- Minor chords, slow tempo

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