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4 How to measure intervals tones and semitones

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So guys let's dive a little bit more in our intervals to understand and dismissify it for us. So we are here in our Canva talking about what are intervals the distance between two nodes. Okay. And we measure this okay to understand because thinking about distance if you talk about distance you have kilometers meters centimeters etc etc etc. For us musician we have the fret. Okay fret. So if you walk one fret for example fret one fret two one fret we call this semmitone or in other langu in other uh other let's say there others English speakers that's calls half but if you walk two fret you can call tone or another language in other idea you can in other words you can call it ho half one fret semmit tone two frets hole or you can call tone I like to call semmit tone and tone it's easier to semone tone semmitone yeah so guys once you understand that for each interval we going to name it and we will have a certain distance three frets four frets seven frets Let's let's see a bit more of this. This will also be available for you. Okay. I will going to share this board to you. You have the PDF for you to download. Okay. Um so this is the interval and the name the symbol of it and how many steps what is the measure of it. So for example, if we play a note and repeat the same note, we call it tonic or unison. For example, I did not move it at all. I stay at the same place. I just play the same note. So how many half steps? None. The symbol is one. I'm just playing the one and one again. Okay. The root, the first Okay. the first degree. So we call unison. However, if I take that note that I played and think about just walk a half step like here, we're going to have this symbol. Okay, that is called minor second. So yep, you can see it. It give us that tension. You as you could see I was playing uh the shark theme and that's why it is important for us the the the intervals because each interval do give us the sensation. So thinking about the guy that was creating a shark terror move and he want to give it that that feeling of like excited

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