EasyManua.ls Logo

Commodore 128 - Coding a Song from Sheet Music

Commodore 128
448 pages
Print Icon
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
CODING A SONG FROM SHEET MUSIC
This section provides a sample piece of sheet music and
illustrates how to decode notes from a musical staff and translate
them into a form the Commodore 128 can understand. This
exercise is substantially faster and easier if you know how to read
music. However, you dont have to be a musician to be able to
play the tune on your Commodore 128. For those of you who
cannot read music, Figure 7-11 shows how a typical musical staff
is arranged and how the notes on the staff are related to the keys
on a piano.
wm
Middle
C
Figure 7-11. Musical Staff
Figure 7-12 is an excerpt from a composition titled Invention 13
(Inventio 13 in Italian), by Johann Sebastian Bach. Although this
composition was written a few hundred years ago, it can be
played and enjoyed on the most modern of computer
synthesizers, such as the SID chip, in the Commodore 128. Here
are the opening measures of Invention 13.
7-26

Table of Contents

Other manuals for Commodore 128

Related product manuals