From: Chris C. <chr...@fe...> - 2006-03-18 18:18:36
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Well, that sounds highly promising. Look forward to seeing more. One quick question: Vince Negri writes: > The library chucks back a list of Chunks, each chunk > being a block of notes in a given position (important if we are going > to put position markings in the score.) What does "position" mean in this context? Chris |
From: Vince N. <vin...@gm...> - 2006-03-18 22:24:32
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On 3/18/06, Chris Cannam <chr...@fe...> wrote: > > Well, that sounds highly promising. Look forward to seeing more. > > One quick question: > > Vince Negri writes: > > The library chucks back a list of Chunks, each chunk > > being a block of notes in a given position (important if we are going > > to put position markings in the score.) > > What does "position" mean in this context? In this context, it means the left hand position. "First position" means having the left hand such that notes on the first fret are covered by the first finger. "Second position" moves the hand one fret up, so that the first finger takes notes on the second fret, and so on. In classical guitar score, hints on LH position are given by roman numerals under the staff, and these are supported by Lilypond. |