Isn't it possible to obtain the same result in a simpler way by just
transposing a hard coded
template in C major into the current key?
Information on the current key signature is available in the
keySignature context property
(see the internal reference documentation for Key-engraver), but perhaps
not in a very
useful way. Also, don't forget about the instrumentTransposition
property (which is set
by the \transposition command) if you want to handle transposing
instruments correctly.
/Mats
Peter Chubb wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently trying to get improved MIDI output. I have a
scheme function that processes articulations like staccato, tenuto,
etc., working now. But for turns and trills, I need to generate the
notes around a note in the current key.
Has anyone written a scheme function to do this yet? for
example, given e return fis (if the current key is g), or given e return f (if
the current key is c)? I'm a bit stuck, as I can't even work out how
to get at the current key within a music-function.
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