A digipak is a type of CD case meant to replace the standard jewel case. Digipak uses less plastics so it is more environmental. One advantage of digipak over jewel case is it doesn't break as easily as jewel case. With proper design a digipak can look more classic and deliveries the premium packaging impression. Examples of digipak can be found at http://www.newcyberian.com/digipak_special.html
Original Pinoy (which means Filipino) or Philippine Music
Coda
dynamics is how loud or quiet a piece of music is
Simile
it is called tempo,it is one of the 5 elements in music.
To find information about a Digipak, one can visit the Wikipedia website where it contains information on the history and features. Images of a Digipak can be found on Google Images.
A digipak has the size and look of a CD jewel case but it is made of paper stock with a plastic tray glued to hold the CD. With a typical clear tray, a digipak has 4-panels for putting the artwork on. One advantage of digipak over jewel case is that it has better shock absorption than jewel case. When a jewel case is dropped it breaks. But a digipak will still be in one piece even it is dropped. A picture is worth more than a thousand words. Follow the link below to the digipak gallery. http://www.newcyberian.com/digipak_special.html
Ray Nugent
Original Pinoy (which means Filipino) or Philippine Music
i am arabic so i know what it means. it means music and to say music in arabic means muzica
Heavy tone color in music means that the music is very dark and low. Light tone color in music means that music is very light and high.
it means that the music with fade away slowly attack means when it ends suddenly!
it means what did they do in their music career
Forte means loud in music.
Something "augmented" in music means that it is raised.
It means type of music, as an a genre.
In music words MP means music player. In sheet music (music scores in notation), mp means mezzo piano (moderately soft). In Italian, mezzo means literally half-way, or in the sense of moderately (in-between, neither soft nor loud). Piano, in Italian, means soft. So, mezzo-piano would mean something like moderately soft.