Symbolic / Pitch-class set / Detected scale name
A pitch-class set in detected scale name
C# dorian
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
pc-set/scale/C%23%20dorianRealization
See and hear it
The value is played as one MIDI chord. Assumed: root C.
49·51·52·54·56·58·59
Same value
Also written as
Every notation of the pitch-class set concept, formatted from this value by the Symbolic library.
- Pitch-class numberslossy1-3-4-6-8-10-11
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- 12-bit binarylossy010110101011
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Binary as decimallossy1451
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Note nameslossyC#-D#-E-F#-G#-A#-B
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Detected chord namelossyEM13#11/C#
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops interpretation. Detected chord name is an interpretation and does not read back exactly.
C# dorian- 3418
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
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.
- Emaj13#11/C#
Chord symbol · Chord symbol
lossyPath pc-set → chord
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops interpretation. 1-3-4-6-8-10-11 is named Emaj13#11/C#, a detection rather than a spelling.
- Db4-Eb4-E4-Gb4-Ab4-Bb4-B4
Note set · Letter names
lossyPath pc-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.
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- 0,1,0,1,1,0,1,0,1,0,1,1
Pitch-class distribution · Twelve weights
lossyPath pc-set → pc-space
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- 1-3-4-6-8-10-11
Point set · Semitone offsets
lossyPath pc-set → point-set
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- 7-35
Set class · Forte name
lossyPath pc-set → pc-set-analysis
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops transposition. The set's Tn class (Forte name with A/B, prime form); the transposition is dropped.
- aura@C3:1,3 3,1 4,0 3,2 2,4 4,2 5,1
Grid position · Cells col,row (optional layout@origin: prefix)
lossyPath pc-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 tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops alternative positions. Eb4 has 2 positions, E4 has 2 positions, Gb4 has 2 positions, Ab4 has 2 positions, Bb4 has 2 positions, B4 has 2 positions on aura; the one nearest (0, 0) is kept.
- 61:1,63:1,64:1,66:1,68:1,70:1,71:1
Note distribution · MIDI : weight pairs
lossyPath pc-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.
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- 4
Pitch class · Pitch-class number
lossyPath pc-set → chord → pitch-class
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops interpretation. 1-3-4-6-8-10-11 is named Emaj13#11/C#, a detection rather than a spelling.
- Drops quality, bass. A chord symbol's root.
- E4
Note · Letter name
lossyPath pc-set → chord → pitch-class → note · needs octave
- Assumed octave 4. No octave was given, so octave 4 is used.
- Drops tonic, step order. C# dorian is read as its pitch classes.
- Drops interpretation. 1-3-4-6-8-10-11 is named Emaj13#11/C#, a detection rather than a spelling.
- Drops quality, bass. A chord symbol's root.
Live coding
Use in Symbolic Cycle
sym('pc-set/scale/C%23%20dorian')The slash address goes in single quotes; in double quotes it would be mini-notation, where / divides time.
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