Amplitude and Meter amplitudeamplitude The strength (peak value) of the waveformThe strength (peak value) of the waveform adding AMPLITUDE (loudness)

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Amplitude and Meter amplitudeamplitude The strength (peak value) of the waveformThe strength (peak value) of the waveform adding AMPLITUDE (loudness) to rhythm creates meteradding AMPLITUDE (loudness) to rhythm creates meter AMPLITUDE

Beats and Meter BeatsBeats the pulse that moves most music alongthe pulse that moves most music along when you clap your hands to music, you are following the beatwhen you clap your hands to music, you are following the beat the “heartbeat” of musicthe “heartbeat” of music MeterMeter a repeated pattern of a strong beat plus one or more weaker beatsa repeated pattern of a strong beat plus one or more weaker beats

MeasuresMeasures Measure (Bar)Measure (Bar) A “box” of beatsA “box” of beats Bar LinesBar Lines the vertical line at the end of the measurethe vertical line at the end of the measure

Quadruple Meter 4/4 four beats per measure quarter note = one beat subgroups of two + two beats down beat is loudest, 3rd beat is next loudest, 2nd and 4th beats softer | Tilt- ing at the wind- mills pass- ing [i:60] Gordon Lightfoot, Don Quixote

Triple Meter 3/4 three beats per measure quarter note = one beat 2nd and 3rd beats softer (sometimes the 2nd beat is a little louder than the third beat) |1 2 3 | |1 2 3 |1 Are you going to Scar- bo- rough Fair? [i:63] Scarborough Fair

Compound Meter 6/8 — sextuple meter6/8 — sextuple meter in slow musicin slow music eighth note = one beateighth note = one beat six beats per measuresix beats per measure subgroups of three + three eight notessubgroups of three + three eight notes in fast musicin fast music dotted quarter note (three eighth notes) = one beatdotted quarter note (three eighth notes) = one beat two beats per measuretwo beats per measure subgroups of eight notessubgroups of eight notes

Compound Meter 6/8 | | Oh, give me a home where the | | buf- fa- lo roam, where the [i:64] Home on the Range

Compound Meter 6/86/8 In 6/8 meter, the accents are different from 3/4 even though the duration values appear to be the same:In 6/8 meter, the accents are different from 3/4 even though the duration values appear to be the same:

Compound Meter Dotted Rhythms in 6/8Dotted Rhythms in 6/8 some music gets a skipping effect by dotting the first eighth note in some of the groups:some music gets a skipping effect by dotting the first eighth note in some of the groups: [i:65] Ch. M. Widor, Pavane

Quintuple Meter 5/45/4 five beats per measurefive beats per measure quarter note = one beatquarter note = one beat in subgroups of three quarter notes + two quarter notes (less frequently in subgroups of two + three)in subgroups of three quarter notes + two quarter notes (less frequently in subgroups of two + three) [i:66] Lalo Schifrin, Mission Impossible television theme

Maximum Amplitude maximum amplitude in Csound: 32,767maximum amplitude in Csound: 32,767 the system will clip any amplitudes over 32,767 and give a message "number of samples out of range...“the system will clip any amplitudes over 32,767 and give a message "number of samples out of range...“ If this happens, DON'T play the fileIf this happens, DON'T play the file lower the amplitude and recompile it. lower the amplitude and recompile it.

loud vs. softloud vs. soft specify loudness, usually for groups of notes:specify loudness, usually for groups of notes: DynamicsDynamics

DynamicsDynamics CrescendoCrescendo get louderget louder [i:67] Give My Regards to Broadway

DynamicsDynamics DecrescendoDecrescendo get softerget softer [i:68] Give My Regards to Broadway

ArticulationArticulation staccato notesstaccato notes short notes, marked with a dot above or below the note headshort notes, marked with a dot above or below the note head for [i:69] staccato notes in Csound, make the duration a little bit shorterfor [i:69] staccato notes in Csound, make the duration a little bit shorter separated by restsseparated by rests Example: quarter note = 1.0; staccato quarter note =.7 -.9Example: quarter note = 1.0; staccato quarter note =.7 -.9

ArticulationArticulation legato noteslegato notes long notes, marked with a short line above or below the note headlong notes, marked with a short line above or below the note head for [i:70] legato notes in Csound, make the note the full durationfor [i:70] legato notes in Csound, make the note the full duration Example: quarter note = 1.0; legato quarter note = 1.00Example: quarter note = 1.0; legato quarter note = 1.00

ArticulationArticulation slursslurs connect groups of legato notes with a long curved lineconnect groups of legato notes with a long curved line for [i:71] slurred notes in Csound, make the notes overlap in durationfor [i:71] slurred notes in Csound, make the notes overlap in duration E.g., the overlap time is.12E.g., the overlap time is.12

MetronomesMetronomes measure the tempo in beats per minutemeasure the tempo in beats per minute scores often have metronome markings for the temposcores often have metronome markings for the tempo

Common Tempo Names

Changing Tempos AccelerandoAccelerando gradually get fastergradually get faster DecelerandoDecelerando gradually get slowergradually get slower RitardandoRitardando gradually get slowergradually get slower

Csound Tempo Statements Csound default tempo is 60 beats per minuteCsound default tempo is 60 beats per minute Change the tempo in Csound using a tempo statement:Change the tempo in Csound using a tempo statement: tempo statements usually go before the note listtempo statements usually go before the note list t0 92 for 92 beats per minute (Valses [i:72])t0 92 for 92 beats per minute (Valses [i:72])

Csound Tempo Statements t0 112 for 112 beats per minute (Concerto [i:73])t0 112 for 112 beats per minute (Concerto [i:73]) t for 76 bpm [i:74] changing to 120 bpm over the first nine beats (Concerto)t for 76 bpm [i:74] changing to 120 bpm over the first nine beats (Concerto)

Csound Tempo Statements

t for 76 bpm changing to 120 bpm [i:75] suddenly at beat nine (Concerto)t for 76 bpm changing to 120 bpm [i:75] suddenly at beat nine (Concerto)

Csound Score Accelerating from 72 to 144 bpm over 8 beats t ; tempo statement ;startother parameters ; measure 1 bar line here i10...; starting tempo 72 bpm i11...; tempo ~81 bpm i12...; tempo ~90 bpm i13...; tempo ~99 bpm ; measure 2 bar line here i14...; tempo ~108 bpm i15...; tempo ~117 bpm i16...; tempo ~126 bpm i17...; tempo ~135 bpm ; measure 3 bar line here i18...; tempo 144 bpm