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rando#21
I just realized something: I am dumb. As a non-percussionist, I didn't know that a glockenspiel plays on treble clef 15va alta or whatever it is (really high) and assumed @9 sounds bad. But when I got Musescore and started composing muusicz, I noticed how high a glockenspiel really is. When I tried again on SB, it sounded great! Moral of the story: don't assume that every instrument is a tenor instrument and can only play middle C (middle C is around the middle of the tenor vocal range, seeing that everyone tenor's voice is different from one another)
IAmRalsei#22
I just realized something: I am dumb. As a non-percussionist, I didn't know that a glockenspiel plays on treble clef 15va alta or whatever it is (really high) and assumed @9 sounds bad. But when I got Musescore and started composing muusicz, I noticed how high a glockenspiel really is. When I tried again on SB, it sounded great! Moral of the story: don't assume that every instrument is a tenor instrument and can only play middle C (middle C is around the middle of the tenor vocal range, seeing that everyone tenor's voice is different from one another)
what's a tenor
HTV04#23
what's a tenor
Jesus, ever heard of Google? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenor
rando#24
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what's a tenor
A tenor is a male adult/adolescent with a high voice. Boys though who's voices haven't broken are still categorized as sopranos and altos.
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