fill

A musical passage or interjection that falls between melodic phrases. A “fill” can almost be thought of as a very brief solo that fills in the gaps between melodies in a piece of music. Fills are generally improvised, though certain styles of music rely on a selection of fairly standard fills.

A drum fill is a short, improvisational transition between parts a song, like a brief drum solo that fills a gap between musical phrases.

Solos are played throughout the song, and are the centre of attention. Solos can be improvised, or composed beforehand. Fills. Fills are like short solos, which are peppered throughout a composition.

Vocal fillers are words or sounds that you use unconsciously to fill pauses or gaps in your speech, such as "um", "uh", "like", "you know", or "so".

A fill in popular music is a short instrumental passage, between melody lines of a song. (A longer passage between verses is called a solo.) Fills are usually played with a keyboard instrument or a guitar, but other instruments (such as a saxophone) may also be used.

A fill : is a pattern to make a transition, from one section to another. A break : the drum beat stops for few measure. A drum chorus, like a short solo within the song, maybe one measure, the other instruments stop. "The End" in abbey road would be more than a chorus, a solo.

During each part of the song, there is a consistent-feeling drum beat. It provides the pulse - the heartbeat - of each part of the song. Whenever you leave that drum beat to play something else, it's considered a drum fill.

They're an excellent way to transition between feels or sections of a song, and they also work to keep the motion of music pressing forward. More often than not, a drum fill occurs at the very end of a musical phrase or section of a song, such as moving from a verse into a chorus.

You should get acrylic nails 'filled' once every two weeks at the max. You shouldn't need to get a new full set unless you need to because you're nails are all lifting or you need/want colored tips put on, although you could easily have them fill just the tip with colored acrylic instead of getting a new full set.

alone In music, a solo (from the Italian word solo, meaning alone) is a piece or a section of a piece played or sung featuring a single performer, who may be performing completely alone or supported by an accompanying instrument such as a piano or organ, a continuo group (in Baroque music), or the rest of a choir, orchestra, ...

Full voice is your real voice, your natural resonant speaking tone. Falsetto is that false sound we can make. You can sing in either tone, full voice or falsetto, above or below your break, which means you can speak or sing in full voice while in head voice and speak or sing in falsetto while in chest voice.

A drum fill is when the drummer switches up from the main beat to help the band transition into another song section. Generally speaking, the main groove of a track will be played with a steady pulse on the hi-hat or ride cymbal. With a drum fill, you often stop that pulse and play something on the snare and toms.