(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The area where you put your loops, add and instrument
Track
The words and the melody stay the same
Chorus
Skipping over one note. C-E
Skip
4 beats
Whole Notes
Half a beat. counted 1 and two and three and four and
Eighth Notes
To the left on the piano
Low Piano
A short musical idea made of of steps, skips, and leaps
Motif
The orgizination of music through time
Rhythm
A pre recorded section of music. You can create these as well.
Loop
The order of a song
Form
keeps time. lets you know how fast or slow to play
Metronome
You must press this button to record anything into soundtrap.
Record Button
A 5 note scale
Pentatonic
When your track is too loud. The music is going over the volume icon and your sound is distorted
Clipping
Passing over two or more notes
Leap
Changing the sound of your instrument or loops
Effects
2 beats
Half Notes
You create one with a Hi hat, snare, and kick or bass drum
Drum Beat
Locking in your recorded music. Makes sure the beats are exactly where they need to fo
Quantizing
The three main instruments in a drum beat
Snare, Hi Hat, Bass (kick) drum
The main part of the song. You can sing it.
Melody
How fast or slow the pulse is
Tempo
The words change but the melody stays the same.
Verse
The instrument that typically happens on beats 2 and 4 or beat 3.
Snare Drum
The layering or staggering of loops
Pyramid Technique
To the right on the piano
High Piano
8 notes apart. Can be high or low.
Octave
A collection of notes in a certain order. Can have 8 or 5 notes
Scale
FREE!
This is how you make beats in soundtrap
Pattern beat maker
The quality of a scale
Major /Minor
The big numbers at the top of the track window. The loops should start at the beginning of these.
Measure
One beat. counted 1,2,3,4
Quarter Notes
From one note to the next
Step
The home note or name of the scale.
Tonal Center or Key