Relationship types / Artist-Release / Programming

Description

This links a release to the artist who did the programming for electronic instruments used on the release. In the most cases, the 'electronic instrument' is either a synthesizer or a drum machine.

ID: 37
Cardinality of {entity0}: Many relationships (1)
Cardinality of {entity1}: Few relationships (0)
Orderable direction: None (0)
UUID: 617063ad-dbb5-4877-9ba0-ba2b9198d5a7

Link phrases

Attributes

The following attributes can be used with this relationship type:

additional

This attribute describes if a particular role was considered normal or additional.

assistant

This typically indicates someone who is either a first-timer, or less experienced, and who is working under the direction of someone who is more experienced.

associate

This typically indicates someone who is less experienced and who is working under the direction of someone who is more experienced.

instrument

This attribute describes the possible instruments that can be captured as part of a performance.
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start date

end date

Guidelines

The start and end dates should be used to indicate the first and last dates for when the engineer worked on engineering the release.

Only the electronic instruments subset of the instrument tree should be used.

Examples

DJ Lethal programmed The Open Door by Evanescence