Two days ago, the editor noticed a message from a player: he did not understand the five spectrums and the spectra was not complete, and he hoped that we would be able to help him organize a piece of the specs. To help him, he did the following:
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What's a schematic
A simple spectrometry, using a number of marks or symbols, records the length, height, strength and order of the sound. The spectra of the records is made up of the most basic marks or symbols, such as modulations, points, notes and subsections, nodes, end lines, etc。
One bet
In order to identify the symbols of songs, music and music, they are written above the left of the spectra, as illustrated below。
Different calls indicate, for example, that 1 = c when a condensed tune is c; 1 = d when a condensed tune is d, and so on。
Two
Is the symmetric symbol, expressed in fractions, written at the top left of the spectra. For example, 2/4, 3/4 and 4/4, reading is the denominator before reading molecule, e. G. 2/4 means a quartet, with two beats per subsection and four or two beats per subsection。
The following is a common number and its strong and weak pattern:
3 notes
The symbol used to record the sound, which is high and long, is expressed as an arabic numeral, 1234567。
• timetable for common notes:
Common notes have simple notes and notes with points。
1. Simple notes:
Full notes, binary notes, quartiles, octopus notes, 16, 32 and 64, etc。
Other types of music tree comparison:
Notes:
A note with a point is called a note with a point, and the effect is to increase the original note by half. In the short spectrum, the note with a point is divided into two, one is called a single note with a point and the other is called a note with two points, the point is indicated to the right of the number。
Method of calculating time values with points:
Common note timesheet:
Note: the point attached to the full note with a point and the half with a point is marked with an additional time line。
Common additional note timesheet:
3. Rest:
The break marks the length of the time value of the note and is expressed as "0 " , and the different emotional expressions in the curve can be represented by the break。
Frequent rest and point rest:
4 subsections
The smallest symphony organization, which follows a certain pattern, is called the “symposium”, a regular symphony organized in a cycle that is back and forth。
(1) sub-lines: a vertical line separating the subsections from the subsections, the effect of which is written as a strong tag in front of the beat, i. E., the latter of the sub-lines must be strong。
(2) fiction syllables: commonly found in music without fixed beats, e. G., scattered, mixed。
(3) repeated lines: i. E. Double nodes, also referred to as paragraph lines, represent the end of a piece of the music。
(4) terminator: two vertical lines, one fine (left fine, right rough), indicating the end of the music。
(5) weak sections: the song begins with a weak beat and is also called “incomplete sections” because the weak sub-sections do not have the required number of beats。
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Common scroll marks
There are many commonly used marks in the schematic, such as omitted marks, repeated marks, so on。
1 8 degrees mark
Is used to record the sound of eight degrees up or down in the melody, and does not need to be marked with many points up and down。
(1) eight degrees high: written on top of the score with a pure eight degrees up in the recording melody。
(2) low eight degree mark: is used to record down eight degrees in melody, written below the score。
(3) high eight-degree repetition mark: when the eight-degree duplicate mark is on top of the music spectrum, it means that the melody is to be produced at the same time as its eight-degree high and written above the music。
(4) low eight-degree duplicate mark: when the low eight-degree duplicate mark is at the bottom of the music spectrum, it means that the melody is to be produced at the same time as its eight-degree low and written at the bottom。
2 repeat marks
An omission method to avoid the repetition of too many sections or paragraphs in the spectra。
(1) paragraph repetition:
(2) d. C. Mark:
(3) d. S. Marks:
(4) repeated jump marks:
(5) repeated signs at different ends:
Three speed marks
4 strength mark
5-transformation
Use of five variants in the short spectrum:
