Open geddski opened 7 months ago
Well it is actually the expected behaviour, because of the reference music theory material used during the writing of this lib: https://www.harrisonmusic.com/store/c11/Music_Theory_Books_Audio.html
Basically Mark Harrison explains that there is no such thing as a "sus2" chord, and suggests G(add9,omit3)
notation instead. Of course this is not really practical and does not reflects the actual usages, which is why I also implemented the possibility to render as sus2
(see https://github.com/no-chris/chord-symbol/tree/master/packages/chord-symbol#rendering-and-normalization)
Now you could argue that given this possibility then it would make sense to have normalized.isSuspended
set to true
when enabling short namings and rendering a sus2
chord. I need to live with the idea for a while, it could be done quite easily I think.
Gotcha, thanks for the explanation! I'm using the parser but not the renderer, so in my case adding isSuspended
to the parser would be helpful.
Given the chord
Gsus2
, Chord Symbol returnsnormalized.isSuspended
valuefalse
. WhereasGsus4
hastrue
. Seems like a bug, unless there's something in music theory I'm not understanding?