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  1. Which technology allows a student's digital piano to send performance data to notation software for automatic transcription?

    Answer: MIDI interface

    MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) transmits note, velocity, and timing data from an instrument to software for recording and transcription.

  2. A teacher wants to annotate a student's PDF score with fingering suggestions and send it back digitally. Which tool category is most suitable?

    Answer: PDF annotation app

    PDF annotation apps let teachers draw, type, and highlight directly on score PDFs before sharing them back with students.

  3. Which online resource is best for helping a student identify the chords in a song they want to learn?

    Answer: Chordify

    Chordify analyzes audio files or streaming links and displays synchronized chord diagrams, making it easy to identify chords in any song.

  4. What is the primary purpose of a looper pedal or looper app in a music lesson context?

    Answer: To record and repeatedly play back a phrase so a student can play over it

    A looper records a short musical phrase and plays it back in a continuous loop, allowing a student to practice improvising or layering parts over it.

  5. Which free notation software is popular for its large community-shared score library that students can browse and download?

    Answer: MuseScore

    MuseScore offers free notation software paired with musescore.com, a massive repository of user-uploaded scores available for free download.

  6. A student learning guitar wants to slow down a recording to learn a fast riff without changing the pitch. Which app feature achieves this?

    Answer: Time stretch

    Time stretching slows audio playback speed while keeping the original pitch intact, allowing musicians to learn fast passages accurately.

  7. Which of the following best describes a 'play-along video' as a digital teaching resource?

    Answer: A synchronized video showing sheet music scrolling while a recording plays

    A play-along video combines a scrolling score with a synchronized audio recording, helping students follow the music in real time as they practice.