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pip install -U pytheory sympy
from pytheory import TonedScale
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AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
[ ipython-input-13-78f17bdc43df ...
sugizo
- 1
- Opened on Aug 11, 2023
- #34
Sorry if it is not an issue and my lack of musical knoledge instead, but this code did not show what I expected:
` from pytheory import TonedScale
tsC4 = TonedScale(tonic= C4 ) c4_major = tsC4[ major ...
txemi
- Opened on Jun 28, 2021
- #31
First off - great, fun library.
Your example of the C-chord in some tuning:
print(c_chord.fingering(fretboard=fretboard))
(0, 0, 0, 3, 3, 3)
It was not clear which tuning this was, but modifying ...
pylang
- 3
- Opened on May 3, 2019
- #25
Heard about this project on talk python -- nice idea! Just wanted to point out that the link to the gist on the README
is broken. I would have submitted a PR fixing it but didn t see any public gists under ...
paulromano
- 1
- Opened on Apr 23, 2019
- #23
That s my first use case. More specificially, i have some fingerings on a standard EADGBE-tuned guitar whose chord names
i d like to know, if possible.
Something along the lines of this web app.
araichev
- 1
- Opened on Feb 14, 2019
- #20
For some reason, commits from merged PRs are not on master anymore. Maybe you force pushed something. Some PRs affected:
#14 #15 #16 #18
heliomeiralins
- 2
- Opened on Nov 18, 2018
- #19
toned_scale.scales
Traceback (most recent call last):
File stdin , line 1, in module
File ../pytheory/scales.py , line 111, in scales
return tuple(self._scales().keys())
TypeError: dict ...
ramonsaraiva
- Opened on Sep 22, 2018
- #17
Your code assumes it is equivalent to a suspended 4th. E.g., C - F - G instead of C - E - G.
jledoux
- 1
- Opened on Sep 18, 2018
- #13
Is it more powerful then mingus, Another music module? They are same, or there is much difference with each other.
Freakwill
- 1
- Opened on Sep 15, 2018
- #12
kennethreitz
- 3
- Opened on Sep 8, 2018
- #9

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