Symbolic / Interval / Semitone count

A interval in semitone count

exactNeeds root, octave before it sounds

15

Addressinterval/semitones/15

Realization

See and hear it

The value is played as one MIDI chord. Assumed: root C.

48·63

Same value

Also written as

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

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.

  • Point set · Semitone offsets

    exact
    0-15

    Path interval → point-set

  • Note set · Letter names

    exact
    C4-Eb5

    Path interval → point-set → note-set · needs root, octave

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
  • Pitch-class set · Pitch-class numbers

    lossy
    0-3

    Path interval → point-set → pc-set

    • Drops octave placement, doubling. Offsets fold into the octave above the root.
  • Grid position · Cells col,row (optional layout@origin: prefix)

    lossy
    aura@C3:3,0 3,5

    Path interval → point-set → note-set → grid-position · needs root, octave, layout

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
    • Assumed layout aura. No layout was given, so positions are read on the aura layout.
    • Assumed root C3. No root was given, so the value sounds above C3.
    • Drops alternative positions. C4 has 2 positions, Eb5 has 2 positions on aura; the one nearest (0, 0) is kept.
  • Note distribution · MIDI : weight pairs

    exact
    60:1,75:1

    Path interval → point-set → note-set → note-space · needs root, octave

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
  • Pitch-class distribution · Twelve weights

    lossy
    1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0

    Path interval → point-set → pc-set → pc-space

    • Drops octave placement, doubling. Offsets fold into the octave above the root.
  • Set class · Forte name

    lossy
    2-3

    Path interval → point-set → pc-set → pc-set-analysis

    • Drops octave placement, doubling. Offsets fold into the octave above the root.
    • Drops transposition. The set's Tn class (Forte name with A/B, prime form); the transposition is dropped.
3 bridges exist but fail for this value
  • Chord symbol

    note-set→chord: Invalid note set as a chord: received "C4-Eb5", expected notes that name a chord

    Path interval → point-set → note-set → chord · needs root, octave

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
  • Pitch class

    note-set→chord: Invalid note set as a chord: received "C4-Eb5", expected notes that name a chord

    Path interval → point-set → note-set → chord → pitch-class · needs root, octave

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
  • Note

    note-set→chord: Invalid note set as a chord: received "C4-Eb5", expected notes that name a chord

    Path interval → point-set → note-set → chord → pitch-class → note · needs root, octave

    • Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
    • Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.

Live coding

Use in Symbolic Cycle

sym('interval/semitones/15')

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