Question about LDP and notes encoding #396
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In LDP notes accidentals are writen as you would do in a writen score. Thus
first note, f4, will be displayed as F but will be played as F# due to key
signature.
Second note, +f4, will be also a F# but displaying a cautionary accidental.
Last note, -g4, will be a G flat and is enarmonic to F#
El mié, 19 jun 2024, 16:38, Denis Gottardello ***@***.***>
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… Please have a look at the picture
Screenshot_20240619_142701.png (view on web)
<https://github.com/lenmus/lomse/assets/43038562/31969c38-c626-4b8d-81ae-be1b44c3dfd0>
The relative lpd code is the following:
`(score (vers 2.0)(instrument (staves 2) (musicData (clef G p1) (clef F
p2) (key G)
(n f4 q p1)
(n +f4 q p1)
(n -g4 q p1)
(barline end))))
`
Can someone explain to me:
The first note (f4) means +f4, key 66 of the piano.
The second note is not possible. Is true?
The third note is -g4 (correctly), key 66 of the piano.
Is the first note correct or should be +f4?
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First and last notes are correct. Second is also correct but will force to
display a cautionary accidental (no parenthesis, they are not yet possible
in LDP)
El mié, 19 jun 2024, 16:38, Denis Gottardello ***@***.***>
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… Please have a look at the picture
Screenshot_20240619_142701.png (view on web)
<https://github.com/lenmus/lomse/assets/43038562/31969c38-c626-4b8d-81ae-be1b44c3dfd0>
The relative lpd code is the following:
`(score (vers 2.0)(instrument (staves 2) (musicData (clef G p1) (clef F
p2) (key G)
(n f4 q p1)
(n +f4 q p1)
(n -g4 q p1)
(barline end))))
`
Can someone explain to me:
The first note (f4) means +f4, key 66 of the piano.
The second note is not possible. Is true?
The third note is -g4 (correctly), key 66 of the piano.
Is the first note correct or should be +f4?
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Glad to know. Feel free to ask if you have more questions
El jue, 20 jun 2024, 15:49, Denis Gottardello ***@***.***>
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… Thank you for the explanation.
I have completed the implementation of reading exercise in my software for
musicians using your library.
The musician reads and play using a midi keyboard. If the playd note is
correct the curson move over.
http://www.denisgottardello.it/PianoJokeTouch/index.php
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Please have a look at the picture
The relative lpd code is the following:
`(score (vers 2.0)(instrument (staves 2) (musicData (clef G p1) (clef F p2) (key G)
(n f4 q p1)
(n +f4 q p1)
(n -g4 q p1)
(barline end))))
`
Can someone explain to me:
The first note (f4) means +f4, key 66 of the piano.
The second note is not possible. Is true?
The third note is -g4 (correctly), key 66 of the piano.
Is the first note correct or should be +f4?
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