Symbolic / Hexagonal Layout / [right, up-right, up-left]

A hexagonal layout in [right, up-right, up-left]

exactNeeds root before it sounds

[1,4,3]

Addresshexagonal-layout/vector/%5B1,4,3%5D

Realization

See and hear it

E5F5Gb5G5Ab5A5Bb5B5

C5Db5D5Eb5E5F5Gb5G5

Ab4A4Bb4B4C5Db5D5Eb5

E4F4Gb4G4Ab4A4Bb4B4

C4Db4D4Eb4E4F4Gb4G4

Ab3A3Bb3B3C4Db4D4Eb4

E3F3Gb3G3Ab3A3Bb3B3

C3Db3D3Eb3E3F3Gb3G3

Exquis (exquis), cell (0, 0) bottom left. Cell (0, 0) is C3, the layout's default origin; .root() moves it.

Same value

Also written as

Every notation of the hexagonal layout concept, formatted from this value by the Symbolic library.

Layout nameexact
exquis
P/L/R steps (P up-right, L up-left, R right)exact
p4l3r1
Right, up-right, up-leftexact
1,4,3
[right, up-right, up-left] · this pageexact
[1,4,3]
x right, y up-right, z up-leftexact
x1y4z3

Other concepts

Bridges

Converting into another concept may need context this value does not carry (a root, an octave, a key). Where it is missing the library assumes a default and says so; where a step drops information it is listed.

No bridge leads from this concept to another yet.

Live coding

Use in Symbolic Cycle

sym('grid-position/cells/0,0 1,0 0,1').layout("exquis").root("c3")

A layout has no notes of its own: .layout() names it for grid positions, which sound on it.

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