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Testing Diminished Chords and their Notation

Open henkmosseveld opened this issue 11 years ago • 1 comments

This is the file I was struggling with.

I examined the notation of a diminished chord, because one single chord can appear with 4 (and in this example even 5) different names. That means a lot for the notation in the different Key Signatures.

Edim7 should contain E-G-Bb-Db Gdim7 should contain G-Bb-Db-Fb F##dim7 should contain F##-A#-C#-E (enharmonic equal to Gdim7, but occurs in the Key of G#minor) A#dim7 should contain A#-C#-E-G C#dim7 should contain C#-E-G-Bb

testing diminished chords notation in pte 2 0 alpha 3 0

and in Sibelius with correct chordname and correct notation of the notes

testing diminished chords notation in sibelius 7 5

B.t.w. I think that it would be very convenient to have the previous chordnames of the file in a Cache Memory, and to be able to change Chordnames without deleting at first and completely re-input the changed Chordname (like the CTRL-Click on the Chord Name Text button in PTE 1.7).

henkmosseveld avatar Aug 31 '14 17:08 henkmosseveld

See #92

cameronwhite avatar Sep 06 '14 21:09 cameronwhite