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Hi Max,
Thanks for the heads up. I quickly added the diminished
case to the ChordSeventhType
enum.
Does this look correct to you?
Wow!
That was fast! Yes correct but minor fix that in this case the third needs to be minor, but otherwise that looks perfect, thank you!!
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On Jan 20, 2019, at 16:08, Cem Olcay notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Max,
Thanks for the heads up. I quickly added the diminished case to the ChordSeventhType enum. Does this look correct to you?
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Sorry for the late response, moving fast xD -- and at least back to music school, we should call this "C Fully Diminished 7th" or "C Doubly Diminished 7th"
Fixing the descriptive naming will be hard. I'm literally building the chord names by putting together their ChordPart
s. I'll think about a smarter system later for that :)
Don’t worry, my friend and I want to contribute and we’ll help, we have some super cool additions to the library we’ll do a pull request after NAMM and see what you think!
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Fixing the descriptive naming will be hard. I'm literally building the chord names by putting together their ChordParts. I'll think about a smarter system later for that :)
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Hi Cem!
Please excuse this if I am not understanding correctly, however to what I can see now, to notate a fully (or doubly) diminished Seventh chord is not currently possible.
This is due to the fact that in
ChordSeventhType
, there are only two available enums:.major
and.dominant
From a purely musical theory standard, there needs to be three types of sevenths:
.major
,.dominant
, and.diminished
.Here is my logic to how you build each kind of (standard) seventh chords (in pseudo code):
Another way to think of this is from a note perspective, let's use C major as an example: a seventh can be natural (which results in a major, or augmented major seven chord) or "B" natural. For a dominant 7th, we flatten the B natural to a Bb, now this flatten Bb is used for Dominant, Minor, and half diminished C 7 chords. Now, to get a fully diminished C 7 chord, we would need to flatten the Bb one more time, resulting in a B double flat.
CMaj7 = B natural C7 = Bb Cmin7 = Bb Chalfdim7 = Bb Cfulldim7 = Bbb
I really want to do a pull request for this as I think it's an easy fix, however I'm literally a day before submitting an app and I don't think I'll be able to get the pull request and testing done in time. If there are any suggestions you can think with the existing library, I would be so appreciative, and I promise that after NAMM I will do a pull request and add this if you agree with the implementation.
Let me know if this is doesn't make sense or I somehow missed something in composing fully diminished 7 chords. Thanks again so much!