Question 1: What is meter? How to learn meter? We call the absolute accuracy of the tones and their interrelationships in the musical system meter. The categorization of meter The meter is formed in the long-term development of music practice, and there are many types of meter, but the main meters that people are familiar with are the pure meter, the five-degree meter, and the twelve-mean meter. Among them, the twelve equal temperament is now widely used by countries all over the world. Tonal Fantasy Pure Law Before Bach, the father of music, strongly advocated the twelve equal temperament, there were many types of scales in the Western world, and the intervals were also divided by the pure law system. Pure meter means that the more pure the ratio of sound vibration of two tones, the more harmonious the two tones will sound, and the opposite, the more inharmonious they will sound. This is also a natural characteristic of the human ear, so the ratio of sound vibrations of the early so-called harmonic intervals is roughly as follows: perfect one degree 1:1 perfect octave 1:2 perfect fifth 2:3 perfect fourth 3:4 major third 4:5 minor third 5:6 major sixth 3:5 minor sixth 5:8 To sum up, the most harmonic intervals are, of course, the perfect one degree, followed by the perfect octave, while the second and the seventh are quite dissonant intervals. . Their vibrational proportions must be very strange ratios. Although pure meter best meets the human ear's requirements for a beautiful sound and is capable of very beautiful harmonic acoustics, it is not very practical. For example, if the dominant of C major is DO, the pitch of other tones should be set according to the ratio with DO as the starting point, but if it is shifted to G major, the pitch of all the tones will be changed a little bit. Before the Baroque era, because of the simplicity of the musical form, there was little transposition, but as the musical form became more complex, the pure meter became a very troublesome system. With the development of music, the shortcomings of pure meter were shown, and in order to solve this problem, the dodecatonic meter was created. A: Twelve equal temperament: This is the division of an octave into twelve equal intervals, each of which is defined as a semitone, and two semitones as a whole tone. B: The biggest advantage of the twelve equal temperament: no matter how to shift or transpose the key, you can get the same musical effect. But this is relative, because 12 equal temperament divides an octave into 12 equal parts, so the vibrational ratio between each semitone is an inexhaustible infinity, so no matter which *** is played, it is impossible to get a truly harmonic musical effect, except that 12 equal temperament affects the amplitude of the octave, which is quite small, and it is still a very good intervallic system in comparison. The reason that MIDI has not been able to replace the effect of real people is that in real people, the player uses his or her own ears to determine the degree of harmonic intervals, which is usually closer to pure meter than can be done in a computer, because there are fundamental differences in the systems used to define the intervals, although the differences are not very great. Semitone, whole tone The smallest pitch distance in the organization of twelve equal temperament is called a semitone. The distance between two pitches equal to two semitones is called a whole tone. There are twelve semitones, or six whole tones, in an octave. Equal Tones Tones that have the same pitch but different meanings and notation are called equal tones. Equal tones are based on the law of twelve equal temperament, because equal tones are only possible if the semitones are equal. The Law of Pentatonicity In fact, it is a part of the Pure Law, which stipulates that the ratio of the frequency of pentatonic tones is 2:3, and that all other intervals are produced by a number of fifths. The pentatonic scale Gong, Shang, Horn, Leung, and Feather (1, 2, 3, 5, and 6 in the simplified Chinese musical notation) is set in accordance with the Law of Pentatonicity in the following order: Gong→Leung→Shang→Feather→Horn. Practice has shown that, in accordance with the pitch of the five degrees of the phasic law is the most beautiful melody, stringed instruments are typical of the five degrees of the phasic law in accordance with the sound of the instrument. Formal Characteristics Music is so closely related to human beings that the influence of different pitches on human beings has long been recognized by traditional Chinese culture. Chinese Confucianism and Taoism have their own series of music, and when Confucius heard the beautiful music of Shao music, "the sound of the afterglow surrounded the beams of his voice" and he "did not know the taste of meat for three days"! Many of Huayanjun's best-known songs are Taoist music. Successive Chinese rulers have closely associated music with "rituals", and many of the "winds", "elegance", and "ode" of the Book of Songs are lyrics. "Many of the poems in the Classic of Poetry are lyrics, and they were all set to music at the time. China's feudal society also raised the music to reflect the public opinion of governance, governance of the height of the rain, "Lv's Spring and Autumn Annals", "Records of the Grand Historian", "Han Shu", "Han Shu", etc. are not tired of trying to write down the music and governance of the country with the same one similar to the "political maxims" words: "Therefore, the sound of the sound of the world of governance to music, its political peace also; chaotic world of the voice of the world of music to music, its political peace also; the sound of the world of chaos, its political peace also. Its political peace also; the chaotic world of the voice of resentment to anger, its political behavior also; the death of the state of the voice of sadness to sadness, its political danger also. Where the music through the ...... >>
Question 2: How do you learn about sound law? The human ear is not sensitive to the phase of sound waves, so the study of music generally does not take into account the phase of sound waves. Of course, the study of law does not take into account how "loud" the sound, so the focus of the study of law is the frequency of sound waves. Generally speaking, the human ear can hear the frequency range of sound waves is 20HZ (20 vibrations per second) to 20,000HZ (20,000 vibrations per second). The higher the frequency of the sound wave (the more times it vibrates per second), the "higher" it sounds. Frequencies below 20 HZ are called "infrasound", and those above 20,000 HZ are called "ultrasound".
So the point of learning about sound is to learn how to control the frequency of sound waves.
Question 3: How to learn the rhythm of the voice Find a teacher to teach, or take a music school regular classes, self-study, it is difficult to learn
Question 4: How to learn the rhythm of the voice singing The key to the rhythm of the voice is really the two aspects of the pitch and the method of vocalization, we must listen to more, more practice, and practiced more naturally can be applied to the singing of the song
Question 5: Do not know how to sing the rhythm
Problem six: I want to learn the guitar! I don't know how to play! I don't know anything! Can you learn! Read the book yourself to learn Yes, I am also self-taught, music theory and so on will not be a bit.
Buy a book, or look at tutorials online. The best thing to do is to find a friend who knows how to get you started.
Now nearly three years, the end of the simple finger-picking solo, and general singing can be done. The key is to practice every day!
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Question 7: How can I learn the meter in music theory? Is meter very important? Every discipline has its own importance. The main content of the sound law is still the ancient law. You can take a look at "Zhu Zaiyu" Zhang Zhizhuang Fuzhuan edited. Above the generation and development of the sound law, said very clear.
Question 8: How to teach yourself, from not knowing the meter to a variety of instruments can easily cope with, music is not learned, if you have the talent, born can be. If the present learning, if you have the talent, up to two months Gong line, but the function said that all kinds of musical instruments are sound, any kind of musical instrument proficiency requires a lifetime of effort
Question 9: the sound of something very difficult to learn, or the average person to receive training can generally learn? 5 points Different driving schools have different requirements ah. First of all, the subject two practice when some driving schools are 2 people a car, some driving schools are 3, 4 people a car, and then about 2 hours to count a lesson, and then need to practice 50 hours or so. Of course, if there are 2 people in a car, you will have more opportunities to practice every day, and the number of practice days may be shorter. If there are 3 or 4 people in a car, then you will have less time to practice every day, and you may have to practice for a few more days. In short, it depends on the arrangement of the driving school.
Question 10: Is it difficult to learn the sound of things, or the average person to receive training will I think you're not stupid, but not confident; people's talent is not the same, the focus is not the same results are different, for example, you said you learned not easy to forget, this is a little, may be compared to your success is more inclined to the thick and thin hair. Choose yourself to be good at as a breakthrough, build confidence, and then do what you need to do, and then calmly wait for the good results to come