Symbolic / Scale / Scale name
A scale in scale name
harmonic minor
scale/name/harmonic%20minorRealization
See and hear it
The value is played as one MIDI chord. Assumed: root C.
48·50·51·53·55·56·59
Same value
Also written as
Every notation of the scale concept, formatted from this value by the Symbolic library.
harmonic minor- Step intervalsexact2-1-2-2-1-3-1
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.
- C harmonic minor
Key · Key name
exactPath scale → key · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- 0-2-3-5-7-8-11
Pitch-class set · Pitch-class numbers
lossyPath scale → pc-set · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops tonic, step order. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- C4-D4-Eb4-F4-G4-Ab4-B4
Note set · Letter names
lossyPath scale → 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. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- 0
Pitch class · Pitch-class number
lossyPath scale → key → pitch-class · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops mode. A key's tonic.
- 1,0,1,1,0,1,0,1,1,0,0,1
Pitch-class distribution · Twelve weights
lossyPath scale → pc-set → pc-space · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops tonic, step order. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- 0-2-3-5-7-8-11
Point set · Semitone offsets
lossyPath scale → pc-set → point-set · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops tonic, step order. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- 7-32A
Set class · Forte name
lossyPath scale → pc-set → pc-set-analysis · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops tonic, step order. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- Drops transposition. The set's Tn class (Forte name with A/B, prime form); the transposition is dropped.
- aura@C3:3,0 2,2 3,1 2,3 4,1 2,4 5,1
Grid position · Cells col,row (optional layout@origin: prefix)
lossyPath scale → 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. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
- Drops alternative positions. C4 has 2 positions, Eb4 has 2 positions, G4 has 2 positions, Ab4 has 2 positions, B4 has 2 positions on aura; the one nearest (0, 0) is kept.
- C4
Note · Letter name
lossyPath scale → key → 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.
- Drops mode. A key's tonic.
- 60:1,62:1,63:1,65:1,67:1,68:1,71:1
Note distribution · MIDI : weight pairs
lossyPath scale → 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. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
1 bridge exist but fail for this value
Chord symbol
pc-set→chord: Invalid pc set as a chord: received "0-2-3-5-7-8-11", expected a set that names a chord
Path scale → pc-set → chord · needs root
- Assumed root C. No root was given, so the value is read from C.
- Drops tonic, step order. A scale's pitch classes; a scale written without a tonic is read from the root.
Live coding
Use in Symbolic Cycle
sym('scale/name/harmonic%20minor')The slash address goes in single quotes; in double quotes it would be mini-notation, where / divides time.
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