1. What is SATB Voicing?

SATB (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) voicing is a standard method of arranging musical notes for four-part choral writing. It ensures proper voice leading and maintains appropriate vocal ranges for each part.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator analyzes input notes and assigns them to the appropriate vocal parts based on standard SATB voicing rules:

The calculator follows standard choral voicing conventions to ensure proper voice distribution.

3. Importance of Proper Voicing

Details: Proper SATB voicing is essential for balanced choral sound, comfortable vocal ranges, and smooth voice leading in choral arrangements and compositions.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter musical notes (e.g., C4 E4 G4) separated by spaces. The calculator will automatically assign them to the appropriate SATB voices based on pitch.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What note format should I use?
A: Use scientific pitch notation (e.g., C4 for middle C, E4, G4, etc.) separated by spaces.

Q2: How many notes can I input?
A: Typically 4 notes for standard SATB voicing, but the calculator can handle various numbers of notes.

Q3: What are the standard vocal ranges?
A: Soprano: C4-C6, Alto: G3-E5, Tenor: C3-G4, Bass: E2-C4.

Q4: Can this handle chromatic notes?
A: Yes, the calculator can process both diatonic and chromatic notes in standard notation.

Q5: Is this suitable for professional arrangements?
A: While helpful for basic voicing, professional arrangements may require additional musical judgment and context.