equal temperedの例文

• The tones produced are based on the equal tempered scale.
• This arrangement of frets results in equal tempered tuning.
• For these pieces, he used microtonality to create unusual equal tempered musical scales.
• For example, the just perfect fifth is 701.955 cents while the equal tempered perfect fifth is 700 cents.
• The harmonic seventh note is about one third of a semitone ( H " 31 cents ) flatter than an equal tempered minor seventh.
• The half-octave or equal tempered A4 and d5 are unique in being equal to their own inverse ( each to the other ).
• Also, many of the notes reached by bending are nearer just intonation, and the slightly lower equal tempered pitches preferred by western classical music are unattainable.
• He showed that equal tempered systems of other moduli not only have different structures, they allow different types of combinatorial entities to be built within them . 
• Musicians like Jon Catler have incorporated microtonal guitars like 31-tone equal tempered guitar and a 62-tone just intonation guitar in blues and jazz rock music.
• There's some complicated seeming math involved with calculating the midi pitch bend commands from the cents divergent from equal tempered notation ( p . 328-29 ).
• I'd also question the claim that the standard / major pentatonic scale, or any / all equal tempered pentatonic scales are more commonly used than other scales.
• Even if the guitar has been tuned with an electronic tuner, the tuning still must be checked by ear, because the equal tempered tuning of a guitar can involve compromise.
• In a twelve-tone equal tempered tuning, a diminished triad has 3 semitones between the third and fifth, 3 between the root and third, and 6 between the root and fifth.
• William Sethares wrote that just intonation and the western Thai renat ( a xylophone-like instrument ) is related to the seven-tone near-equal tempered pelog scale in which they are tuned.
• Similarly, the inharmonic spectra of Balinese metallophones combined with harmonic instruments such as the stringed rebab or the voice, are related to the five-note near-equal tempered slendro scale commonly found in Indonesian gamelan music.
• Since the intonation of most modern western fretted instruments is equal tempered, the ratio of the distances of two consecutive frets to the bridge is \ sqrt [ 12 ] { 2 }, or approximately 1.059463.
• However, unlike earlier 6-or 10-stringed guitars, the normal tuning of the strings Yepes added " also incorporates all the natural resonance that the instrument lacked in eight of twelve notes of the equal tempered scale ".
• Contemporary classical musicians who make prominent use of drones, often with just or other non-equal tempered tunings, include La Monte Young and many of his students, David First, the band Italian composer Giacinto Scelsi is essentially drone-based.
• The exact intonation of every maqam scale changes with the historical period, as well as the geographical region ( as is the case with twelve-tone equal tempered scale, " maqam " scales are, in practice, learned auditorally.