To: PUGACHEV
How about “Day in the Life” from the Sgt. Pepper’s Album? It has both a chord as a definite ending, and a fade out, but is it either? "A Day in the Life" ends with a perdendosi ("getting lost"), in which the note fades away.
To: Fiji Hill
“Perdendosi”, that’s great. Thanks for the new word. Now, if I only knew how to pronounce it, I might be able to use it in sentence one day.
53 posted on
09/17/2014 2:43:20 PM PDT by
PUGACHEV
To: Fiji Hill
I like it. Pelosi perdendosi... something that should just fade away and die.
-PJ
54 posted on
09/17/2014 2:55:48 PM PDT by
Political Junkie Too
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To: Fiji Hill
> “A Day in the Life” ends with a perdendosi (”getting lost”), in which the note fades away.
So that's what they call it. I've heard it called a “tail”. I make my own music for fun and, with the dynamic range afforded by digital always try to allow a good three or four seconds for it to “tail” off to complete silence.
55 posted on
09/17/2014 3:34:27 PM PDT by
ADemocratNoMore
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