Sounds of Music C

killer225whale · Post by **killer225whale** » February 5th, 2019, 5:58 pm

SciolyHarsh wrote:And it looks like they are going for best pitch rather than average. Huh. Not bad. I'd hope for more states to do this, because average pitch is a painful process; it really dents the performance of strike-based instruments(unless you can somehow strike so fast that the delay is negligible).

I don't really know if that's "best pitch" so much as just finding the most prevalent pitch over the entirety of the 5 second sample. Tuners probably use a similar process but over much shorter samples (and also probably a rolling sample).

SciolyHarsh · Post by **SciolyHarsh** » February 5th, 2019, 7:11 pm

SciolyHarsh · Post by **SciolyHarsh** » February 6th, 2019, 8:54 pm

AAH2020 · Post by **AAH2020** » February 9th, 2019, 2:35 pm

What is the points penalty if your instrument's notes are in an octave above the range specified by the rules? The rules apparently designate the allowed range as F2-F5 and our scale is C6-C7. How many points would we lose if we still used that instrument?

killer225whale · Post by **killer225whale** » February 9th, 2019, 3:23 pm

AAH2020 wrote:What is the points penalty if your instrument's notes are in an octave above the range specified by the rules? The rules apparently designate the allowed range as F2-F5 and our scale is C6-C7. How many points would we lose if we still used that instrument?

You'd basically lose all the points for the Pitch Score.

Birdmusic · Post by **Birdmusic** » February 10th, 2019, 3:35 pm

killer225whale wrote:SoCal SciOly just posted the method they're going to be using for State: http://socalscioly.org/downloads/Sounds ... esting.pdf

It looks like they're using Audacity instead of Google Science Journal.

GGSO did this as well, which I really appreciated. I hope more proctors see this and also use this method since it is also more accurate to how instrument accuracy would be judged in irl orchestras by tuners.

ericlepanda · Post by **ericlepanda** » February 11th, 2019, 4:32 pm

Does anyone have any idea what software is going to be used for the tuning score at SOUP?

eagerlearner102 · Post by **eagerlearner102** » February 12th, 2019, 5:49 pm

For those that made a flute instrument, how did you make your hole smaller? I tried hot glue, wax and both of these methods didn't work that well because it only stuck for a few minutes. I might consider using PVC glue.

Creationist127 · Post by **Creationist127** » February 13th, 2019, 7:12 am

eagerlearner102 wrote:For those that made a flute instrument, how did you make your hole smaller? I tried hot glue, wax and both of these methods didn't work that well because it only stuck for a few minutes. I might consider using PVC glue.

You could put tape over part of your holes, like cover the top half of the hole with tape. I don't believe the holes need to be perfectly round per se, so you can just put tape over part and adjust the position of the tape as you tune.

memeus · Post by **memeus** » February 15th, 2019, 11:43 am

Has anyone found a good diagram of an ear/cochlea? I am trying to look for the one like on the MIT Test, but no results have really come up.

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