Closed UlyssesZh closed 4 years ago
This isn't well-documented, but you have to wrap note-length
and ms
in a call to duration
, which concatenates together 1 or more "duration components" (e.g. note-length
, ms
):
(note (pitch :c) (duration (note-length 1)))
(note (pitch :c) (duration (ms 400)))
;; adding duration components together
(note
(pitch :c)
(duration
(note-length 1)
(ms 2345)
(note-length 8 {:dots 2})))
I'll point out that the "inline Clojure code" feature is going away in Alda v2. Going forward, the best way to write scores by writing Clojure code is to write a Clojure program that uses my alda-clj library. When you use alda-clj, you can actually leave out the duration
wrapper and just do something like (note (pitch :c) (note-length 16))
Closing this, as it's been a while. Let me know if you have any questions or want to continue the conversation!
etc.
The argument
(pitch :c)
works, but the argument(note-length 1)
or(ms 400)
does not and is ignored.