Transposition
Absolute Transposition
- Input : chord , sequence , rhythmic sequence
- Factor : a number of semitones defining the transposition interval
All the notes of the object are raised or lowered from the same number of semitones.
Interval Transposition
- Input : a sequence
- Factor : a note
The sequence is transposed from the note.
Transposition by Degrees
- Input : a chord or sequence with a given tonality
- Factor : an interval
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Specify a transposition interval
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Enter a number of additional octaves.
The object is transposed but the scale and figuring remain the same.
Transposition in Another Tonality
- Input : a chord , a sequence , a rhythmic sequence
- Factors : a key and a number of additional octaves
- The object is transposed to the selected key and interval
- Figuring and degrees are preserved.
- Atonal objects are transposed from the default C Major tonality.
Internal modulations are ignored. In some cases, such as modal changes, the user may have to correct possible mistakes of the program.
Enveloppe Transposition
- Input : a chord
- Factor : an envelope
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Drop an envelope in the Curve frame.
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Enter a semi-tone ambitus range for the resulting sequence .
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Enter a duration in ms for the resulting sequence .
The chord is duplicated to fit each point of the curve. The root note is given by the corresponding y -point, the offset by the corresponding x -point.
Resampled Envelope Transposition
- Input : a chord
- Factor : an envelope
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Drop an envelope in the Curve frame.
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Enter a semi-tone range for the resulting sequence .
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Enter a duration in ms for the resulting sequence
The envelope is resampled and the the chord is duplicated to fit each point of the resampled envelope.
