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Musical Exploration Lab 6 with Prof. Lydia Ayers

Dive into the world of pitch through fun exercises, music composition, and recording tips. Get ready for the Marathon Weekend Concert!

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Musical Exploration Lab 6 with Prof. Lydia Ayers

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  1. Exploring Music Lab 6 by Prof. Lydia Ayers

  2. Objectives • Learn About Pitch • Comments on the Final Project • Comments about recording sounds • Add pitch to your composition

  3. Pitch Exercise • Practice singing this exercise • Write the pitch names on the lines below the staff Down in the Valley

  4. Pitch Exercise • Practice singing this exercise • Write the pitch names on the lines below the staff Foster: Camptown Races

  5. Pitch Exercise • Practice singing this exercise • Write the pitch names on the lines below the staff Skip to My Lou

  6. Pitch Exercise • Practice singing this exercise • Write the pitch names on the lines below the staff Barbara Allen

  7. Pitch Exercise • Practice singing this exercise • Write the pitch names on the lines below the staff Nine Hundred Miles

  8. Comments on the Final Project • Marathon Weekend Concert • Each student: • Designs and makes a musical instrument or a set of instruments • Composes a piece for your instrument • This must include notation of all parts • Writes documentation of the project • Performs your piece in the Marathon Concert

  9. Comments on the Final Project • OPTIONAL things you can do: • Form a group with 1 or 2 other students who will perform your piece in the Marathon Concert • Of course, you will perform their pieces too, so total pieces for your group = number of students in group • Don’t make the groups too big because it will be difficult to work with too many people • Use recorded sounds you sequenced using CoolEdit

  10. Recording Tips • Try not to get a sound with noises from the TA and people around you talking • Make sure that you don’t get clipping

  11. Recording Tips • Try not to make extra noises moving the microphone until you finish your sound Microphone Noise

  12. LADIES ONLY, PLEASE • Please record a sample of the sound “jack” • Please make sure you get a sound without noises from the TA and people around you talking • Please make sure that you don’t get clipping • Keep it 44,100 sampling rate, 16-bit, mono (please don’t make it smaller) • Name the file: cak_ female_your_full_name_2.wav • Email the file to layers@cs.ust.hk • I will add it to the piece

  13. Composition • Add pitch to your composition • You can drag notes up and down in Noteworthy Composer • You can also change the pitches in your CoolEdit Sequence • Add your recorded pitched sounds to your composition • Flutes • Trumpets • Any other recorded sounds you made

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