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From: | Joe Wilkinson |
Subject: | [Denemo-devel] Duplicating in octaves |
Date: | Wed, 1 Mar 2017 11:45:50 +0000 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:45.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/45.7.1 |
Hi Richard, Frequently we get music for the Octave Mandola which was
originally for the Tenor Mandola /Viola. The TM top string is a
Fourth higher than that of the OM. As a consequence the OM music
can end up a bit high up the fingerboard. We could put a capo on
the 5th fret (!) but it would be handier if the music were
transposed down. And we can do this in Denemo. However it would be even nicer if we could also have the
original pitches as well, so if it were possible to select a set
of notes, press a button, and have them duplicated an octave lower
(or perhaps higher for other purposes?). Then a good player could
play the notes at the original pitch and people like me could play
the lower notes (with more Open-strings). I've looked at the Scheme for Transpose Octave: ;in reality this is not shift but
transpose. But there are too many functions with the name
transpose already... So I assume that some items are more primitive than scheme scripts and stopped. I did look at the code above, which without further examples is a
bit arcane. And I can find no documentation for, for example
"ShiftProto"
Joe |
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