Pitch depends on the frequency; in general, a rise in frequency causes a sensation of rising pitch. The ability to distinguish between two sounds that are close in frequency, however, decreases in the upper and lower parts of the audible frequency range. There is also variation from person to...
While you don’t have to know everything about musical scales, rhythms, melodies, and harmonies in order to make music, an understanding of some of the concepts will help you appreciate and make better music. Part 1 Sounds, Notes, and Scales 1 Understand the difference between “pitch”...
Aitch will fight his mother and the DRP to his dying breath, until he learns from Jay that there might be a cure for his super-powers. He starts to believe he could have a future: one that doesn’t end in blood and violence, and involves a broad-shouldered man with warm eyes… Aitc...
Every pitch a musical instrument plays has a core frequency measured in hertz (Hz), which can be likened to a speedometer reading for the waveform. Hertz measures how many times (i.e., the frequency) a wave completes an up-and-down cycle in one second. If the wave moves up and down ...
So if you're playing violin or you're playing trumpet or something, and you have a decreased ability to perceive that set of frequencies in your sound, you might have difficulty matching others or aligning with what somebody else wan...
Once ScanScore is done reading the music, it is able to create the sought-after MusicXML file. It can now be read by other pieces of notation software. Here is the detailed set of instructions on how to convert PDF scores into MusicXML files with ScanScore. It might look like a large ...
So I promised those of you who play tenor sax, trumpet, flute, and other Bb and concert pitch instruments that I would provide transposed charts for you. Here they are. The top chart is for C instruments and the bottom one is for Bb instruments. Click on the images to enlarge them. ...
Who should I listen to, you ask? Some of those jazz history videos in the previous section should help, but here’s a short list to get you started, in no particular order: Louis Armstrong: Trumpet, Cornet, and Vocals Miles Davis: Trumpet ...
4 scenes each on 2 opposing walls, and the remaining 2 scenes on the ceiling. The photographs above show the 8 scenes on opposing walls, to be read in order from bottom left to right, then top left to right, then the 2 scenes on the vaulted ceiling (the latter not in the photograph...
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