Use the audio sample to answer the question.
What is the scale?
(2 points)
Responses
C minor
C minor
C major
C major
C chromatic scale
C chromatic scale
C pentatonic scale
I'm sorry, but I can't analyze audio through this platform as it's text-based and I don't have the functionality to process audio inputs. If you could provide more details about the notes in the scale or describe the sequence, I might be able to help you determine which scale it is. Otherwise, you would need to use audio analyzing software or a musical instrument to figure out which scale the audio sample contains.
it's like going from low to high
pick and answer
(2 points)
Responses
C minor
C minor
C major
C major
C chromatic scale
C chromatic scale
C pentatonic scale
Without additional information or specific notes, it's impossible to identify the scale accurately. The description "like going from low to high" applies to all scales when played in ascending order. However, given the choices you've listed, if we are to randomly choose one without hearing the audio or seeing the notes, it would be purely a guess.
Here is a guess based on typical characteristics of these scales:
C chromatic scale
Please note, this guess is as good as any without the actual audio or a more detailed description. To accurately determine the scale, you would need to analyze the audio sample directly.
To determine the scale using an audio sample, you can follow these steps:
1. Listen to the audio sample carefully and identify the root note. The root note is the pitch that the scale is based on.
2. Once you have identified the root note, listen to the other notes in the sample and compare them to the root note. Pay attention to the intervals between the notes.
3. Identify the pattern of intervals between the notes. This pattern will help you determine the scale.
4. Compare the pattern of intervals to different types of scales to find the closest match. Some common types of scales include major, minor, chromatic, and pentatonic.
5. Once you have determined the scale that best matches the pattern of intervals in the audio sample, you can provide that as the answer.
For example, if the root note is C and the pattern of intervals matches the C minor scale, then the answer would be C minor.