Music technology is the term used to describe the use of technology in music performance, including the use of electronic instruments, digital audio workstations, and other technological tools.

Acoustic guitars are not a type of music technology, as they do not use electronic components or digital processing.

A digital audio workstation (DAW) is a software used to record, edit, and mix audio. It allows musicians to create and manipulate digital audio files.

Finale is a notation software, not a digital audio workstation.

Computer music is the term used to describe the process of creating music using a computer. This can involve using software, electronic instruments, or other digital tools.

Classical music is not a type of computer music, as it is not created using a computer.

Electronic music is the term used to describe the use of electronic instruments in music performance. This includes instruments such as synthesizers, drum machines, and electronic guitars.

Acoustic guitars are not electronic instruments, as they do not use electronic components or digital processing.

Digital music is the term used to describe the use of digital audio in music performance. This includes the use of digital audio files, digital audio workstations, and other digital tools.

MIDI is not a type of digital audio, as it is a protocol for communicating musical information between electronic instruments and computers.

Internet music is the term used to describe the use of the internet in music performance. This includes the use of online music streaming services, social media platforms, and other internet-based tools.

Classical music is not a type of internet music, as it is not typically distributed or consumed via the internet.

Virtual reality music is the term used to describe the use of virtual reality in music performance. This includes the use of VR headsets, VR software, and other VR-based tools.

Classical music is not a type of virtual reality music, as it is not typically performed or experienced in a virtual reality environment.

AI music is the term used to describe the use of artificial intelligence in music performance. This includes the use of AI-powered software, AI-generated music, and other AI-based tools.