CanAur
04-17-2009, 01:30 AM
First of all i wanna thank Don for making a musical part of animation tutorials.
Like my first day at musical school :)
I was thinking a lot of that every animator have to know basic musical theory.
But still as a musician i disagree with some points of this one:
http://www.donbluthanimation.com/view_ragbag.php?rid=20
I think the musical clefs are very important.
for example there is no any clef.
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/zcqcVuRhvg.jpg
We really cant be sure that its "C" if we dont see "Treble Clef"
Modern musicians use only 3 basic clefs.
Treble Clef, Bass Clef and sometimes Alto Clef (for violas and trombones)
Here is Treble Clef. It has stylized "G" shape so it also called "G-clef"
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/c1E45WYM2z.jpg
G-clef means that the second line (forth from top) is for G-note.
So this one is "C"
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/Qdg1nJh4d1.jpg
Like my first day at musical school :)
I was thinking a lot of that every animator have to know basic musical theory.
But still as a musician i disagree with some points of this one:
http://www.donbluthanimation.com/view_ragbag.php?rid=20
I think the musical clefs are very important.
for example there is no any clef.
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/zcqcVuRhvg.jpg
We really cant be sure that its "C" if we dont see "Treble Clef"
Modern musicians use only 3 basic clefs.
Treble Clef, Bass Clef and sometimes Alto Clef (for violas and trombones)
Here is Treble Clef. It has stylized "G" shape so it also called "G-clef"
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/c1E45WYM2z.jpg
G-clef means that the second line (forth from top) is for G-note.
So this one is "C"
http://pic.ipicture.ru/uploads/090417/Qdg1nJh4d1.jpg