By default, sort all parts in score order on /parts

Ranzha commented 4 years ago

There's a lot of ways this can be done, like having the user specify the order during upload or assigning weights to the parts.

For reference, our score order is below:

jacksonargo commented 4 years ago

Saxophones

Sop
Alto
Tenor
Bari
Brass
Horns in F
Trumpets
Trombones & Euphoniums
Tuba
Pitched Percussion
Timpani
Glock
Vibes
Chimes
Xylo
Marimba
Unpitched Percussion
Snare
Bass Drum
Tam-Tam
Shaker
Triangle
Piatti (Crash Cymbals)
Suspended Cymbal
Tambourine
Vocals
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
Alto
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Vocal Percussion
Harp and Keyboards
Harp
Piano
Organ
Guitars and Set
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitars
Electric Bass
Drumset
Orchestal Strings
Violin 1
Violin 2
Viola
Violoncello
Contrabass

Ranzha commented 4 years ago

When writing for VVGO's full instrumentation, the following instruments and part indices are considered: (Instruments or part indices in parentheses are optional.)

Orchestral Woodwinds

Piccolo
Flute 1, 2
(Alto Flute)
(Bass Flute)
Oboe 1, 2
English Horn
Eb Clarinet
Bb Clarinet 1, 2
(Eb Alto Clarinet)
Bb Bass Clarinet
(Eb Great Bass (Contra-alto) Clarinet)
Bb Contrabass Clarinet (Note: by some conventions, bassoons go after saxophones. We don't really care either way.)
Bassoon 1, (2)
Contrabassoon

Saxophones

Soprano Saxophone
Alto Saxophone 1, (2)
Tenor Saxophone 1, (2)
Baritone Saxophone

Brass

Horn in F / F Mellophone 1, 2, 3, 4, (5, 6)
(Horn in Eb) (+ add'l CP parts)
(French Horn Bugle in G-F-F#)
Trumpet 1, 2, (3, 4)
(Flugelhorn)
(Soprano Trombone)
(Alto Trombone)
Trombone 1, 2, (3)
(Bass Trombone)
(Baritone Horn 1, 2, 3)
Euphonium 1, (2, 3)
(Baritone Bugle in G-D-F#)
Tuba

Percussion (nearly all optional)

Membranophones

Timpani (211.11)
Snare Drum (211.212.11)
Bass Drum (211.212.12)
Bongos (211.251.2)
Congas (211.221.1)
Kakko (211.212.12)
Bodhrán (211.311)
Cymbals and Unpitched Gongs
Piatti (Clash)
Suspended Cymbal
Tam-tam
Unpitched Concussion
Claves
Whip (Slapstick)
Spoons
Castanets
Mark Tree
Struck Unpitched Percussion
Triangle (111.211)
Wood Block (111.24)
Anvil (Brake drum)
Agogo Bells
Cowbell
Cajón (111.24)
Shaken
Flexatone (112.121)
Tambourine (112.121)
Vibraslap (112.122)
Thundertube (112.122)
Shaker (112.13)
Pitched Percussion
Glockenspiel
Xylophone
Vibraphone
Marimba
Chimes (Tubular Bells)
Other
Waterphone

Other Instruments (all optional)

Woodwinds

The following instruments come after the flutes, and before the oboes.

Ryūteki
C Soprano Ocarina
G Soprano Ocarina
C Alto (or Tenor) Ocarina
C Bass Ocarina
C Contrabass Ocarina
Sopranino Recorder (F5, CP)
Soprano Recorder (C5, CP)
Alto Recorder (F4, CP)
Tenor Recorder (C4, CP)
Bass Recorder (F3, CP)
Soprano Tin Whistle (Bb4-Eb5, F5, G5) (D5 CP is standard)
Low Whistle

The following instruments come after the oboes and English horn, and before the clarinets:

Duduk

Free Reed (directly before the brass)

Shō
Soprano Melodica
Alto Melodica
Bass Melodica
(Anglo) Concertina
Accordion
Zithers (between percussion and Rock Band)
Kantele (314.11)
Koto (314.122)
Lutes (directly before guitars)
Bouzouki (321.321)
Mandolin (321.321)
Ukulele (321.322)
Electronic/Synthesized
Electronic Wind Instrument
Otamatone

Rock Band

Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar 1
(Electric Guitar 2)
Electric Bass
Drumset

Harp and Keyboards

Harp 1
(Harp 2)
Piano 1
(Piano 2)
(Keyboard/Synthesizer)
(Celesta)
Organ

Vocals

(Solo Voice)
Soprano 1, (2)
(Mezzo-soprano)
Alto 1, (2)
(Countertenor)
Tenor 1, (2)
(Lead)
(Baritone)
Bass 1, (2)
(Vocal Percussion)

Bowed Strings

Violin I
Violin II
Viola
Violoncello
Contrabass / Double Bass / Upright Bass

Ranzha commented 4 years ago

Closed (see #163).

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