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JSON musical notation
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| { | |
| "key_signature": { | |
| "name": "C major", | |
| "sharps": [], | |
| "flats": [], | |
| }, | |
| "time_signature": { | |
| "upper": 4, | |
| "lower": 4 | |
| }, | |
| "notes": [ | |
| {"note": "C2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "C2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "G2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "G2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "A2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "A2", "length": 0.25}, | |
| {"note": "G2", "length": 0.5}, | |
| ] | |
| } |
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This is interesting... except for the LaTeX. Thanks to @trptcolin
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@danmelnick I was kind of a fan of the "implicit meaning" of an array of notes, but this is better. You could add a "name" property for displaying the chords above the staff notation for guitars or whatnot.
Is there a general name for the "atoms" of musical notation (notes, chords, rests, tempo changes, etc)?