Music By Numbers 对比 PitchSetCalc 的使用情况和统计数据

Music By Numbers takes the tediousness out of post-tonal calculations by giving you the ability to instantly calculate matrices and pitch set collections. Moreover, you can select specific Pitch Classes (PCs) on the matrix to either view the pitch set information or to view the set on the PC circle. Not only does the Set page allow you to view the normal form, prime form, Forte number, and interval vector of a set, it also allows you to rotate the set around the circle, invert the set, show the compliment of the set, and flip the set over an axis of your choice. The app also allows you to save and edit any matrix or set for future reference. Upon saving, the app will ask you to add any piece information or additional notes that may be helpful (but these fields can be left blank if not applicable). This information can be viewed by tapping the information button on the saved instance in your Library. The app will accept the characters a or t to represent 10 and b or e to represent 11 in any input field. How the app displays integers 10 and 11 on saved instances or in the matrix/set information fields is customizable in the app settings. The colors for PC selection, PC circle set shape, and the axis color are fully customizable in the settings page as well to make your experience as enjoyable as possible!

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PitchSetCalc

PitchSetCalc is a tool for music student and theorists that will help with the analysis of music using Set Theory. This app has a simple interface and works on both iPhone and iPad with iOS 10.0 and up. To enter in a new pitch class set, the user simply touches the pitches on the pitch wheel. As the pitches are entered, the app will calculate normal order, prime form, Forte number, and the interval class vector. The pitch wheel will display the pitches using sharps or flats. When the pitches are entered, each one will sound to give the user an idea of how the pitch class set sounds. There is also a playback function which will play the set as either a scale or simultaneity.