SENSORY MARK

Mark description

The mark is a sound mark. The mark consists of one measure of music, played on bongos, congas, a clave, synthesizers, a bass, and via sound effects in the key of Db Major in 4/4time at 85 BPM. The first synthesizer has a quarter rest then an eighth note triplet consisting of Ab4, C5, Eb5, followed by a Db6 half note. The second synthesizer has a quarter rest then an eighth note triplet consisting of Ab4, C5, Eb5, followed by a Db6 staccato eighth note. The third synthesizer has a quarter rest then an eighth note triplet consisting of Ab4, C5, Eb5 followed by a Db6 staccato eighth note. The bass plays a Db2 half note followed by a Db2 quarter note then has a quarter rest. A pad synthesizer has a half rest and crescendos into a Db3 quarter note followed by a quarter rest. A tom synthesizer has a half rest then a Db5 quarter note. The bongos have a quarter rest followed by ten, thirty-second notes with a crescendo followed by a sixteenth rest, eighth rest, and quarter rest. The congas have a quarter rest followed by ten thirty-second notes with a crescendo followed by a sixteenth rest, eighth rest, and quarter rest. The clave has a quarter note followed by a quarter rest and a half rest. The synthesizer pluck has a Db4 half note followed by a half rest. A pop sound plays an eighth note on the second beat and an accented eighth note on the third beat. A sparkle sound effect has two quarter rests then crescendos into a Db5 eighth note with a decrescendo into an eighth rest and quarter rest. A spring reverb sound effect plays an eighth note then rests the remainder of the measure