Sheet music display

Red letters are supplementary information. I will explain using my

own composition impression.mid more than 20 years ago as a sample.
Please note that the MIDI files of JASRAC-managed songs are NG on the Japanese site!

The following songs are used in this explanation. You can play it if it is in the music library.
・ For No One (REVOLVER)
・ Maxwell's Silver Hammer (ABBEY ROAD)
・ Any Time At All (A HARD DAY'S NIGHT)
・ If I Fell (A HARD DAY'S NIGHT)
・ Penny Lane (MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR)
・ PS I Love You ( PLEASE PLEASE ME)
・ You're Going To Lose That Girl (HELP!)
The aim here is to make the text easier to understand and at the same time to recommend purchasing songs, so the relationship between artists and JASRAC and WIN-WIN You should be able to keep it.


If you press the MIDI file link, the score will be displayed automatically for simple playback and printing.

The point is that you can check the contents with your eyes or ears even if you do not have a MIDI file playback environment!

I will describe the production process of this song.
It's very difficult to write music, and the more you try to explain it in detail, the more limited your readers will be. The most difficult of these is the designation "here of this song". Strictly speaking, even a few words are NG for the lyrics due to copyright restrictions. Since it is impossible to specify the location with one word, it must be expressed as "minutes and seconds" or "how many measures and beats of chorus". No one can understand this, and no reader will check the CD in seconds.
That is the significance of this method!


The verse (verse) began to make the last melody of the chorus of For No One as a motif. Somehow it started out like Maxwell's Silver Hammer , so I used diminished chords to change the mood, but the melody mentioned above pops out.

Tonic Seventh (I7) is a common way to go to IV, but I put the sound of bVII in the melody as a blue note that is not like blues.
Finally, I use bVII as a code to give it a Beatles-like feel.

The chord progression of the chorus starts with "Manma Beatles", and in the latter half, instead of repeating the same pattern, it borrows the characteristic IVm used in the verse of Any Time At All .
What's more, I tried to calm the connection part in a If I Fell style.

The interlude is Penny Lane only in concept . Since the chorus of Penny Lane is transposed one note down, the trick is that the ending that is not transposed feels like it is transposed one note up.
In this song, only the interlude is transposed one note down, and when returning to the song, it is transposed one note up. In other words, the key is just restored, so there is no burden on the singer, but as a song, the key is raised.

At the end, the atmosphere is bVI-bVII-I, which is familiar to PS I Love You , but at the end, it is closed with the same reverse progression bVII-IV-I as You're Going To Lose That Girl .

If you press the link of each song, you can play the corresponding part, so it will be easier to convey the content of the sentence.


Ebook 2.0 concept

Concept: The user's content held on the device can be linked with the document.
The app provides the ability for HTML to work with the iPhone / iPad music library. The trial method is shown below.

If you describe the link in the following format in HTML, the corresponding song will be played when pressed.

<a href="?&eb2.0/command/parameter/albumname/songname/start time">
"Album name" and "song title" can be separated by "|".
"Song title" can also be specified by the recording number in half-width numbers.
"Song title" can be specified as an ordinal number of the same song with a half-width number with a colon colon (Rain :: 3 is the third Rain).

The commands are as follows.
  1. Normal play (play command)
    <a href="?&eb2.0/play/0/album name/song name/start time">
    Example of playing RAIN from the 45th second
    <a href="?&eb2.0/play/ 0 / PAST MASTERS / Rain / 45 ">
    RAIN 45th second
  2. Reverse playback (reverse command)
    <a href="?&eb2.0/reverse/% value/album name/song name/start time">
    Example of playing RAIN in the reverse direction from 2 minutes 45 seconds
    <a href="? & eb2.0 / reverse / 100 / PAST MASTERS / Rain / 165 ">
    RAIN from 2 minutes 45 seconds in the opposite direction
  3. Pitch change (pitch command)
    <a href="?&eb2.0/pitch/% value/album name/song name/start time">
    Example of playing with RAIN raised by one note (12% up)
    <a href="? ? & eb2.0 / pitch / 112 / PAST MASTERS / Rain / 0 ">
    Play
    RAIN with key A Example of playing RAIN at half speed
    <a href="?&eb2.0/pitch/50/PAST MASTERS/Rain/ 0 ">
    Play RAIN at half speed
  4. Checking the effect of ADT (shift command)
    <a href="?&eb2.0/shift/delay time/album name/song name/start time">
    Note: The delay time is the number of seconds to shift the right channel. The
    right is the original sound and the left is. Example of confirming that the sound of ADT is delayed by 34 milliseconds
    <a href="?&eb2.0/shift/0.034/REVOLVER/And
    Your Bird Can Sing / 0"> Match the vocal sound image of And Your Bird Can Sing
    If you shift the right side of the stereo version after 34 milliseconds, the vocals on the left and right and the clapping sound image will be heard in the center.
  5. Confirmation of ADT effect 2 (flanger command)
    Try to reproduce the vocals after the interlude of Tomorrow Never Knows .
    ⇒ Flanging the first half
    (parameters are adjusted with the setting app)

YouTube built-in example

https://youtu.be/ In the case of the link called video ID , describe as follows in HTML.
<iframe id = "ytplayer" type = "text / html" width = "640" height = "360" src = "http://www.youtube.com/embed/ Video ID ? Playsinline = 1" frame border = "1" > </ iframe>