Sorry, I made a mistake. The result I need for this input c4:1.5.10.14+.16^1 is: gCmaj9 (with the maj9 in uppercase letters). This way is more clear for me, because indicates that the note disposition is a guitar chord (in opposition to piano dispositions).
El mié, 24 mar 2021 a las 13:39, Pablo Cordal (<[email protected]>) escribió: > Hi everyone! > > I've got a problem here: when I introduce the chord c4:1.5.10.14+.16^1 > (it's a custom Cmaj7 without the root) the program prints G 6 10 12. I > think it should print the note C, not G. > > I'd like to present the following result *C*gCmaj9 (this is because > this is a guitar chord). > > I've been studying the chordNameExceptions option, which is perfect for > all the chords that include the root at the bottom but not for this case, > because I need the right root note. Any idea how could I figure this out? > > Thank you very much guys. Best regards >
