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Root note when using ChordProgression.from_string() #61
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I'm not sure what you mean - the root note will be derived from the chord names in the string. The octave is chosen arbitrarily though - is that what you want to be able to specify? Maybe you can provide some example code showing how you would like to use it? |
Yes, I was thinking about the octave of the root note. I would use it like:
Meaning the roots would be F4 A3 D4 and F4. The octave number before the note would be optional. |
I see! Having the octave in front is a nice solution, I don't think it conflicts with any of the existing notation. It could probably be extended to solve #1 as well. I'll give it a go! |
#1 Indeed. So the octave in front wouldn't the best solution to generalize. Maybe an optional dot notation? |
I've added support for the octave in front, available in version 1.0.0 (pip install jchord==1.0.0) |
If you just need to change the bass note, this is supported with slash chords, in this case you would write "5C/E". The "/E" adds an E below the root |
chord.bass will always be the lowest chord, even for slash chords. Verifies claim in #61 (comment)
Just tested. Works awesome. Thanks Jonathan! |
Hi,
Fantastic piece of software. I was wondering if there is a way to define the root note when injecting the chord progression from a string?
Thanks,
Chris
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