One of the new features included inSPARKLE 2is the ability to use open chord voicings to expand your harmonic palette when producing songs. To understand this concept, imagine playing a C major chord on the piano —“closed” voicing, C-E-G played with the left hand and an octave above ...
From the choice of instrument to the octave your melody plays in, every decision you make about the timbres in your music has a profound effect on the track. And yet, many producers misunderstand the effects different sounds, modulations and processes will have on the characteristics and mixdown...
Use your middle finger (3rd finger) to play E. Place your pinky (5th finger) on G. How To Play C Major With Your Left Hand While the right hand starts with the C Major chord on Middle C and ascends through the higher keys, the left hand usually starts an octave lower and descends....
If you use extensions in your chords, you’ll always be able to find a common tone between them. For example, 1 and 3 are good common tones, as are 3 and 7, and 3 and 1. For a thicker chord sound, add notes in a lower octave. (Image credit: Future) Recommended listening 1....
Next, let’s look atscales. A scale is made of eight consecutive notes. For example, the C major scale is composed of C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. The interval between the first note of the C major scale and the last is an example of anoctave. We recommend practicing the C maj...
Possible values range from 0.5 (an octave lower) to 2.0 (an octave higher).Precision Determines sound quality, with theHigh setting taking longest to process. Use the Low setting for 8-bit or low-quality audio, and use the High setting for professionally recorded audio....
Pick one key to practice. Let’s say you start with a C major scale. Practice playing one octave in the right hand. Play the scale up and down five times, no missed notes. Do the same with the left hand five times. Be careful to release each note before pressing the next. Once ...
The .step command sets the frequency resolution and range over which to perform the analysis. In this example, the simulation runs from 1 kHz to 1 MHz using a resolution of three points per octave. Bode plot measurements are accurate up to fSW/2, so the upper frequency limit should...
A standard guitar could actually continue even higher to hit another third and fifth; in E, the fretboard allows for a full four octaves of every note, just a few frets short of a fifth octave! Quite cool, and those of you with professional keyboards, grand pianos, and so on can ...
Channel.noise(frequency, min, max, offset = 0, octave = 1) ValueChannel A perlin noise channel Channel.sine(period, min, max, offset = 0) ValueChannel A sinusoidal wave channel Channel.saw(string easing, period, min, max, offset = 0) ValueChannel A saw wave moving between max to min...