Dynamic range
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Dynamic range in music is the difference in volume between the loudest and the quietest notes played. Dynamics – how loudly or how quietly you play notes – are very important and serve as an expression tool. Dynamics are an essential part of phrasing and song-writing. | Dynamic range in music is the difference in volume between the loudest and the quietest notes played. Dynamics – how loudly or how quietly you play notes – are very important and serve as an expression tool. Dynamics are an essential part of phrasing and song-writing. | ||
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Dynamic range in music is the difference in volume between the loudest and the quietest notes played. Dynamics – how loudly or how quietly you play notes – are very important and serve as an expression tool. Dynamics are an essential part of phrasing and song-writing.
