A small example package
Project description
Pitchr
A python library and framework for composing music.
Writing music documentation
Note() class
Init:
-
pitch
-
duration
-
dynamic (piano, forte, crescendo)
-
articulation (staccato, accent, fermata)
Usage
Note()
import music
note1 = music.Note(Pitch(), 1, "forte")
note1.note() # C-4
note1.duration() # 1
note1.dynamic() # "forte"
note1.augment() or note1.diminsh()
Building chords
chord1 = music.Chord([note1, note2])
chord1.determine() # "Major third"
Measure(), a collection of notes
measure1 = music.Measure([note1, note2])
measure1.contains(note1) # True
measure1.append(note3)
Staff(), a collection of measures
Init:
clef
voice
measures
staff1 = music.Staff(Clef.TREBLE, Voice.PIANO, measure1)
Part(), a collection of staffs
part1 = music.Part(staff1, tempo, time_signature, key_signature)
part1.add_staff(staff2)
part1.time_signature = 3/4
Score()
score1 = music.Score("My Song", "Wonderful Subtitle", "Author Me", "me@email.com")
score1.get_author() # "Author Me"
score1.get_title() # "My Song"
score1.add_part(part1)
Contributing
Setting up dependencies
- To create the virtual environment,
cd
into the project directory andpython3 -m venv env
- To install dependencies to the virtual environment,
source env/bin/activate && pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- Install these dependencies using your local package manager (ex.
sudo apt install python3-dev
):python3-dev
libasound2
Working on the project
- Before working, activate the environment by
source env/bin/activate
- Deactivate by
deactivate
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