analysis / Symbolic
Pitch-class set analysis
Analytical measures and properties of a pitch class set
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Compare a set by interval content
Edit the pitch classes on the clock. The six interval-class counts measure every unordered pair at its shortest distance around twelve semitones. Chromatic transposition moves the set but keeps those counts.
Interval-class vector
Pitch classes
0-4-7Binary
100010010000Interval vector
001110Voiced MIDI realization
60-64-67The interval vector matches 2 catalog entries: 3-11, 3-11B. An interval vector alone may also match an inversion or Z-related set; it is not a unique class identifier.
Written forms
Ways to write this concept
Each notation describes the same underlying object. Load a playable example to hear one MIDI realization in the Code Sequencer.
chord quality
Traditional quality name
maj7mindim7
scale quality
Traditional scale name
pentatonic
vector
Interval vector showing count of each interval class
223431111111
rightVector
A custom (menard) interval vector notation showing count of each interval class, counting rightward. It has a length of 12 instead of 6, and provides disambiguation between major and minor chord qualities, amongst other tings.
223431111111
forte
Forte number classification
3-116-314-Z297-35
prime
Prime form notation showing most compact representation of the set
03701402468t
count
Number of different pitch class in a set (1 to 12)
349
histogram
occurences of the 12 pc. List of 12 values between 0 and 1
0.1, 0,1,0,0,0,0.123,0.2,0,0,0,10,0,0,0,0,0,0,01,0,0,0
common tones??
Count of pitch classes shared with other sets
34