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|Definition=measures the difficulty of a note's pitch. It's higher for notes at the extreme ends of an instrument's range or notes that are harmonically dissonant with the ensemble. | |Definition=measures the difficulty of a note's pitch. It's higher for notes at the extreme ends of an instrument's range or notes that are harmonically dissonant with the ensemble. | ||
|Component Of=Musica Maneuverability Score | |Component Of=Musica Maneuverability Score | ||
|Calculated From=Musica:Range Extremity, Musica:Harmonic Dissonance | |||
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L_f = (\text{Range Extremity}) + (\text{Harmonic Dissonance}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 04:04, 28 August 2025
Frequency Load (L\ f): measures the difficulty of a note's pitch. It's higher for notes at the extreme ends of an instrument's range or notes that are harmonically dissonant with the ensemble. Calculated From:
[[Category:]] measures the difficulty of a note's pitch. It's higher for notes at the extreme ends of an instrument's range or notes that are harmonically dissonant with the ensemble.
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