Notes Placement Using A Grand Staffbr
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I need some help with correct note placement using this method, and please correct me if I’m wrong, and I won’t bite grrr.br
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So the treble clef notes are for a melody / top linebr
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and the treble clef notes are above middle C 3 in live.br
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And the notes layout on a Treble Clef Staff are br
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And the bass clef notes are below middle Cbr
And the bass clef notes are for kick bass, sub lead chords pads br
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And the notes layout on a Bass Clef Staff is br
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So in theory I could use a bass clef for the kick on the G0 note, bass on a 5th D1 note and the main lead notes and the break down chords pad between A2 and A3. And use a treble clef for the melody / top line, above C3 on the E,F,G,A,B,C,D,E,F br
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And would G be the root note because it is a down beat and would A minor C major be the scales that could be use?
what is this for? are you writing an electronic symphony?
[quote]phil johnston (26/06/2013)[hr]what is this for? are you writing an electronic symphony?[/quote]br
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Phil,br
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Can you please help to answer the topic questions or clarify the topic or is there someone on your team who can help me with my questions.br
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Also I am learning how to read music notation, music theory, song writing theory midi orchestration. And I would like to write an electronic sympathy.
It’s really something I am pretty week on… Have you tried any daws with notation built in. I.e cubase or Sibelius.
My suggestion would be to read a few books about this! To get the information that you require to do a symphony.
It’s been a long time ago since I used the terminology but here’s a shot at explaining… /PPFor piano there’s mostly an annotation with two combined staves (one with a G-clef and onenbsp;with an F-clef beneath)nbsp;which kind flow into each other at the “central C” of the piano (I assume it corresponds with C3, but it’s been such a long time since I’ve been playing on a real piano instead of a modern keyboard).nbsp; This C is the note that falls in between the two staves with the auxiliary line. /PP(For violins there is often an extra stave between these two with a C-clef on it. )/PPThe easiest way to remember how to read the staves is this: The point at which you start drawing the clef is the line at which the correspondingnbsp;pitch is located.nbsp; So if you draw a G-clef, the line at which you start is the second from the bottom, which from then on is destined to cary the G-notes.nbsp; Similarly: you start The F-clef with a dot on the second line from the top, assigning the F to that line.nbsp; /PPNow for your next part, I’m not 100% what mean by:/PP[quote]Rob… (26/06/2013)[hr]Notes Placement Using A Grand StaffBRBRBRSo in theory I could use a bass clef for the kick on the G0 note, bass on a 5th D1 note and the main lead notes and the break down chords amp; pad between A2 and A3. And use a treble clef for the melody / top line, above C3 on the E,F,G,A,B,C,D,E,F BRBRAnd would G be the root note because it is a down beat and would A minor amp; C major be the scales that could be use?[/quote]/PPFirst of all, since you’re talking about a kick, there’s another “clef” for percussion (two parallel lines which look a lot like a pause button).nbsp;nbsp;These notation can vary depending on what combination of percussion instruments you use, but on the staves marked with this clef you cant really assign a particular pitch to a line./PPAs for the root note: notations on a clave with a G-clef and/or an F-clefnbsp;are meant to be played in C-major.nbsp; To make the notations in another root there are indications placed next to the clef (# for sharp and b for flats)/PPI hope this is an answer to your question./PBR
thanks for the posts, but you dont have a clue and phil you should know or are you playing dumb?
[quote]Rob… (28/06/2013)[hr]thanks for the posts, but you dont have a clue and phil you should know or are you playing dumb?[/quote]br
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I dont know anything about notation as ive never needed to write notation or use it to create music. If i did need to give an instrumentalist sheet music i would print it from Cubase notation editor.br
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Rob why do you need to be so abrasive? nicowuyts was just trying to help and you just insulted him. There really is no need for it. br
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You have been warned before about your attitude on these forums. Please just try be polite or you WILL be banned. THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING.br
Who is this Rob guy?br
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I’ve come across this guy before, he seems really weird i think we should just ban him!br
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If his response above is not meant as a joke in any way - then he’s just ***** rude and needs to go!
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