For quite a few people, reading sheet music can be difficult. Between memorising symbols, counting lines and keeping in mind key signatures and the likes, it is definitely not an easy task - even for the most passionate of us. This is why we’ve created a simple and intuitive music notation: Dodeka.
Ok great, we’ve reinvented music notation, but now you’re probably wondering how do we read sheet music with Dodeka alternative music notation. Here is a quick guide to Dodeka Music - listen up!
Pitch
Reading music is a lot about recognition. When you read music and see a specific note, you should be able to place it on your keyboard or strings to produce the corresponding sound without much efforts. So to make recognition seamless, we use 12 notes that we put on 4 lines. Starting with C on the lower line, notes go on, above, below or between the lines, which give the following sequence: