Good Musician

All music production words, EDM and DJ terms, and sound engineering terminology.

Good Musician is a music app that contains all music production words, audio engineering terminology, recording terms, DJ vocabulary, EDM genres (house music (electro house, big room house, future house, acid house, etc.), trance, trap, dubstep, ambient music, d&b, hardcore, techno, IDM, glitch, chiptune, etc.), reverb, delay effect and types, compression, types of synthesis and sound waves, microphone types, equalizer, MIDI, loop, sample, harmonics, beats, mixing, mastering, noise and its types (white noise, brownian noise, etc.), bass booster, crossfade, frequency, synth, groove, limiter, oscillator, metronome, amp, sequencer, tachometer, vocoder, and so on. In other words, it is a music dictionary (or music vocabulary) of all the most relevant and important words and definitions in the world of music making and music production. This application is perfect for both professional music makers and for those who have just downloaded their first DAW program (Image line FL studio (Fruity Loops), Ableton, Cubase, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cakewalk Sonar, Audacity, Acid Pro, etc.), registered an SoundCloud account, and began to study edm music (or other music genres) production.). Good Musician also contain a lot of words from music theory (chords, intervals, notes, tempo, etc.) and from acoustics engineering. I would say that it is a perfect music production app (or dj app) for those who just started producing electronic music and who just joined the music industry to succeed and perform at major music festivals (Tomorrowland, Ultra music festival, EDC Las Vegas, Coachella, etc.) with greatest music producers and DJs (Armin van Buuren, Skrillex, Alan Walker, Martin Garrix, Deadmau5, Marshmellow, Calvin Harris, Hardwell, Tiesto, Avicii, Steve Aoki, and so on.). This handy music glossary with a very comfortable search will be an excellent assistant in music production and sound engineering journey, to better understand all the production aspects and not to look stupid in the company of professional musicians who speak complex musical words.

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