[kde-edu]: KSimon = blinKen
RalfGesellensetter
rgx at gmx.de
Mon Nov 20 10:50:14 CET 2006
Am Sonntag 19 November 2006 19:37 schrieb Albert Astals Cid:
> > I ("tonica"), e.g. n = 3 (C)
> > III ("3rd"), e.g. n = 7 (E)
> > V ("dominant"), e.g. n = 10 (G)
> > VI ("6th"), e.g. n = 12 (A).
>
> Didn't understand a single thing of that :-D Can you send the sounds
> you think that are better?
Dear Astals,
thanks for your reply. To make it less technical:
I suppose that you have a section in your code where you define the
frequency of the sounds produced (or do you use wave files???). To me,
those sounds sound somewhat arbitrary. I'd rather try to support the
education of kid's musicality by having a authentic tuning. If you
don't like to cope with that math terms, this table might be of better
help:
Namings/Functions - Equal / well tempered freq.
Do Tonic C 264 261.63 (1)
Re Supertonic D 297 293.66 (3)
Mi Mediant E 330 329.63 (5)
Fa Subdominant F 352 349.23 (6)
So Dominant G 396 392.00 (8)
La Submediant A 440 440 (10)
Ti Subtonic B 495 493.88 (12)
cf. http://www.quadibloc.com/other/musint.htm
Out from those you could use Do, Mi, So, La.
Kind regards
Ralf
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