http://lab.andre-michelle.com/tonematrix Spent quite a bit playing around with this. Edit: BT: 106560,53384,108804,512,129028,68104,84240,112776,2624,129280,2688,35076,74370,17476,43560,70660 65730,34088,84496,38056,67924,42152,78096,69282,36548,69928,38552,68692,38056,76368,33056,65730 102402,106500,16584,42288,72274,71714,17492,74396,102694,84546,9252,22680,103504,47800,16678,90946 74560,71040,67840,34432,16704,20640,39104,69920,74240,114952,17416,33792,67616,74816,41600,16640
69506,34946,19134,36482,85762,33408,20286,98312,20232,32958,82688,32958,20266,20394,35498,68224 16376,16388,34034,72842,74890,83098,83186,91138,95234,95474,95370,91274,79002,36082,16388,16376
Flash on the Beach presentation - http://klingklang.andre-michelle.com/ Source - http://files.andre-michelle.com/AudioSandbox.zip
Awesome. A flash Tenori-on, I wondered how long that would take. Shame you can't alter the pitch. 65824,33168,20232,19464,34576,65824,69408,34832,20256,16672,18208,4224,0,1024,2432,1280
Quite fun, great for messing about when bored 41414,50324,23124,10376,34076,17684,37792,76882,103968,91798,18832,33368,11680,29296,34952,79204
28830,3028,4760,0,12698,19264,12932,30,12692,19008,19008,0,31680,4224,27392,0 then I apologise for this: 15360,16896,16896,16896,16896,10236,34,46,34,10236,16896,16896,16896,16896,15360,0
This one's an homage to Isan: 16416,0,1024,1152,1088,0,4640,512,528,0,33040,264,260,2178,136,4 This could be part of the jingle for an 80s Japanese pearl commercial: 40960,81984,0,9232,4608,2312,0,43272,4612,576,2,21060,288,1152,0,10240 ======================================= Friends, our flash sequencer of the day is tuned to a pentatonic scale: the Ryo Onkai, in the above versions. However, the implied root I began with is not necessarily the lowest note available to the synth. Emphasizing said lowest note in octaves in the next sequence, I get a major second and a minor third, followed by two major seconds. Alternately, in the key of C Major, it would be G-A-C-D-E (or V-VI-I-II-III). This isn't my favorite mini-effort, but it highlights the scale and range of the synth from bottom to top: 67648,67744,67904,68224,33872,37888,41984,37928,19104,18944,18944,17920,8456,4228,16912,33824
I call this one Snow Falling Over A Mountain Onto a Peaceful Stream 66082,99072,33156,33536,33280,33544,33152,32964,16768,17160,25088,8970,8576,8960,12810,4864 It seems to miss a line.
85184,92352,75792,65584,40976,46592, 38080,33992,8216,90120,82432,66080,38448,45088,44736,35008 Its a good thing my work computer doesn't have speakers...............yet EDIT: As 500mph said, copying seems to lose a few of the notes. Except unfortunately on flibblesan's, that one was complete in all its pixelated glory............
that is actually because it's using a pentatonic scale. It's difficult to get dissonance, especially when the parent is a major scale. Blues players use pentatonic stuff a lot. mine: 73728,37376,18564,8224,4106,18448,9248,4096,65540,32832,17952,8194,4258,65826,66048,65538
Yes, of course. For the particulars, see my above post (though it sounds as if you wouldn't need to). For those who don't understand what Fod and I are talking about: Walk over to a piano or any other music keyboard, place your ring or index finger on the black key next to the lowest C you can reach, and run said digit across the black keys quickly from lowest to highest. The scale you'll hear is exactly the same as the one used by our illustrious flash sequencer. It is called a pentatonic scale because it consists of five notes rather than the usual seven. (A seven-note scale is called a diatonic scale.)
This sequence is a little piece of what is called a stretto: Lines of imitative counterpoint that follow one another more swiftly than in a normal passage in a fugue. If you listen, the middle voice -- C C E-flat F FGF G -- is the full theme. The top voice begins at the second half -- in a real stretto, it would play the complete theme and start before the middle voice. The lowest part is playing the same thing an octave lower, but twice as slowly. It, too, would play the entire theme if this were a complete stretto. 33800,32772,32776,32896,1056,0,512,0,33056,32768,16,0,16648,16512,256,4096 I've just tested it and all the notes are there.
