Txt2Mid - Snippets
chords (oops! these are kinda new:)
you can use simple chords, too (no inversions or suspensions for now - sorry)
a trailing + for major,
+- minor, ++ aug, +* dim,
+7 dom7, +7- min7, +7+ maj7
+6 6th, ...
examples:
q 4c+ will play a major chord rooted at middle c for a quarter note
w 4c+7 will do a dominant 7th over middle c for a whole note
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Snippet examples:
assume that the scale is...
$cd@fga@ will flatten all E and B notes: @=flat, #=sharp
q 4ceg makes a minor chord on middle C (e is flattened by scale)
played for a quarter note duration
with leggerio articulation
(note is released 3/4 way thru the duration)
q ce%g makes a major chord
% suffix on a note makes it natural - overrides the scale
h.e.- 4b% makes a middle octave B (no flatting from the scale)
with a duration of a dotted half plus dotted eighth
with a legato articulation (-)
(note isn't released until full duration is over)
h- 4e
h d make a slurred middle E flat (cuzu the scale) to middle D
The E@ is played at time 0
with a half note duration
with legato articulation
The D is played after a half note and will sound RIGHT
after the E@
with a half note duration
with leggerio articulation
Note that the "start time" of each notegroup is determined by
the duration of the FIRST (leftmost) notegroup in each line
If you have notes that have durations that cross measures you may want to go:
h 4fa5c
h, h. 4ce%g
-- next note starts while prev measure's c chord has only played for half dur
h 5c
fingering syntax...:)
add a [fingering] right after note
q 4c[1]e[3]g[5] will put little fingering numbers by the note
q 4c[23] press with finger2 and hold with finger3
(thumb is finger 1 of either hand .. pinky is 5)
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