Music_Fast_Partiture

Music Fast : Partiture

With "Music Fast : Partiture" you can reproduce and edit your music created with "Music Fast : Piano" and "Music Fast : Piano_CMajor_5ths".

If you are composing music for another instrument (like guitar, flute, and others) "Music Fast : Partiture" can 'transpose' the music to be played by these instruments.

A typical musician, when composing, tries a tune in his/her instrument taking notes and repeating this cycle back and forth until a desirable result is achieved.

"Music Fast" offers a efficient way to compose, say by using the same procedure (except that the physical effort of reprocing the sound yourself is practically null) or writing directly on the staff and reproduce it with no mental or physical extra effort required by a "physical" instrument and a pencil and paper.

With "Music Fast" you don't need to play a "physical" instrument (piano, guitar, accordion, etc.) to be a composer. You can "write" your musical ideas directly on the prepared partiture and take advantage of "Music Fast" visual and musical capabilities.

You can also "write" music directly on the staff (by positioning music symbols to corresponding notes) in a easy and fast way so you can test your musical ideas in a practical efficient manner.

Even more, if you prefer, you could just give "Music Fast : Partiture" a list of the notes to be played (written in plain english, for example : c4 ds4 gs3 ...) and is done.

You can edit your compositions using just plain english to adjust or change the tempo, the notes, the chords and so on.

For making music with "Music Fast" you don't need to know Music Theory.

"Music Fast" counts on an intuitive interface that lets you play notes and chords fast and easily.

If you are curious about music, wanting to learn or better understand (with practicing examples) the concepts related to this form of art, it is recommended to dedicate some of your time to "Music Fast : Music Theory" where the following topics are explained.

Music Fast : Music Theory

> Sounds and Music

> The rhythm

> Notes and accidentals

> Musical notation : Partiture - Time Signature

> Tempo - Beats per minute (bpm)

> Intervals - Whole and half steps - Octaves

> Scales - Major scales - Circle of Fifths

> Minor scales - Tonal Vs Modal music

> Chords

> Chords progressions

> Phrases-Periods-Cadence

> Transposing

> Music genres

Have fun making Music Fast !.