jl_rule_2: Tonal Dissonance, Rule 2
In pmcharrison/jl12: Johnson-Laird's (2012) Tonal Dissonance Model
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
Description
"Chords that are consistent with a major triad are more consonant
than chords that are not consistent with a major triad"
\insertCiteJohnson-Laird2012jl12.
Consistency with the major triad means that a major triad
must be contained within the chord.
Additionally, all notes must be contained within a major scale.
Usage
1
jl_rule_2(pc_set)
Arguments
pc_set
(Numeric vector) Pitch-class set to analyse.
No input checking is performed.
Value
TRUE for dissonant, FALSE for consonant.
References
\insertAllCited
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Description Usage Arguments Value References
Description
"Chords that are consistent with a major triad are more consonant than chords that are not consistent with a major triad" \insertCiteJohnson-Laird2012jl12. Consistency with the major triad means that a major triad must be contained within the chord. Additionally, all notes must be contained within a major scale.
Usage
1 | jl_rule_2(pc_set)
|
Arguments
pc_set |
(Numeric vector) Pitch-class set to analyse. No input checking is performed. |
Value
TRUE for dissonant, FALSE for consonant.
References
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