 The Change Events/transpose Funtion In Reason, what is a semitone |
 Wed 27 Nov 2002, 00:38
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i just started using reason about 2 months ago... is there is anyone who uses reason and can tell me what a semitone is. when you go to the change events window and use the transpose function, how much is that changing the events you have selected? is it by a whole step or half step?
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Fri 29 Nov 2002, 14:51
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There certainly is a B#, without it the major key of C# would be very difficult. Actually, most notes have three different names, using naturals, accidentals and double accidentals. For example, C can also be called the aforementioned B# and it can be called Dbb (double flat). These are known as enharmonics.
Perhaps theory may seem mundane to some who don't understand it, but dismissing it to a musician is similar to saying, "Syntax, what fun" to a computer programmer or "Grammar, what fun" to a writer. |
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mellotron The Change Events/transpose Funtion In Reason Wed 27 Nov 2002, 00:38
ghess A semitone is a half step. Wed 27 Nov 2002, 06:43 Levon River Whole tone=whole step
Semi tone=half step.
Just d... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 06:46 rickenbacker Semitones are basically the stage between two note... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 12:52 Levon River QUOTE (rickenbacker @ Nov 28 2002, 11:52)C sh... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 20:42 Levon River mellotron: We've started wandering into the po... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 19:24 K-note In fact tests have shown that string players often... Fri 29 Nov 2002, 19:35 rickenbacker Hey, Ghess, chill out. Mellotron asked a simple qu... Sun 1 Dec 2002, 13:38 ghess Rickenbacker, I understood your point. Your respon... Mon 2 Dec 2002, 16:36 Presto Rickenbacker You could even say B## = Db for a b... Mon 2 Dec 2002, 22:46
rickenbacker Presto and Ghess: it's good to have your techn... Tue 10 Dec 2002, 20:15 |
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