midi_notes
Provides various tables (dicts) and functions for looking up / converting note names, scales, midi note pitch, frequencies, an a "Note" class which allows you constuct / represent Notes by MIDI pitch, note name or frequency.
Note class
You can construct a Note with either a (str) note name, (int) midi pitch, or (float) frequency.
from midi_notes import *
>>> note = Note('C4')
>>> print(f'"{note.name}" has midi pitch {note.pitch}')
"C4" has MIDI pitch 60
>>> print(f'"{note.name}" is in octave {note.octave}, and has a value of {note.interval_above_c}')
"C4" is in octave 4, and has a value of 0
>>> print(f'"{note.name}" has a frequency of {note.frequency}Hz')
"C4" has a frequency of 261.626Hz
>>> frequency = 444.4
>>> note = Note(frequency)
>>> print(f'"{note.name}" with a frequency of {note.frequency}Hz is closest to {frequency}Hz')
"A4" with a frequency of 440.0Hz is closest to 444.4Hz
Sharps and Flats
When getting the "name" property of a Note which is an incidental, you can decide whether to retrieve the "sharp" or "flat" version of the note name ("D♯" is the same pitch as "E♭") by setting the "prefer_flats" property.
>>> note = Note('D#5')
>>> print(f'MIDI pitch {note.pitch} is "{note.name}"')
MIDI pitch 75 is "D#5"
>>> note.prefer_flats = True
>>> print(f'MIDI pitch {note.pitch} is also "{note.name}"')
MIDI pitch 75 is also "Eb5"
Incidentals styles
You can also choose how to render incidentals:
>>> note = Note('D#5')
>>> note.incidentals_style = Note.INCIDENTAL_ASCII
>>> print(f'INCIDENTAL_ASCII: "{note.name}"')
INCIDENTAL_ASCII: "Eb5"
>>> note.incidentals_style = Note.INCIDENTAL_UNICODE
>>> print(f'INCIDENTAL_UNICODE: "{note.name}"')
INCIDENTAL_UNICODE: "E♭5"
>>> note.incidentals_style = Note.INCIDENTAL_NAMES
>>> print(f'INCIDENTAL_NAMES: "{note.name}"')
INCIDENTAL_NAMES: "E flat 5"
Constants
The following constants are defined:
MIDDLE_C
CHAR_FLAT
CHAR_FLAT_ASCII
CHAR_FLAT_UNICODE
CHAR_SHARP
CHAR_SHARP_ASCII
CHAR_SHARP_UNICODE
NOTE_TABLE
NOTE_NAMES
NOTE_PITCHES
NOTE_FREQUENCIES
NOTE_OFFSETS
NOTE_NAME_SHARPS
NOTE_NAME_FLATS
MAJOR_SCALE_INTERVALS
MINOR_SCALE_INTERVALS
COMMON_MAJOR_KEYS
MAJOR_SCALES
COMMON_MINOR_KEYS
MINOR_SCALES
DURATION_NAMES
DURATION_SYMBOLS
DURATION_FRACTIONS
MIDI_NOTE_OFF
MIDI_NOTE_ON
MIDI_POLY_PRESSURE
MIDI_CONTROL_CHANGE
MIDI_PROGRAM_SELECT
MIDI_PRESSURE
MIDI_PITCH_BEND
MIDI_PROGRAM_NAMES
MIDI_DRUM_IDS
MIDI_DRUM_PITCHES
MIDI_DRUM_NAMES
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