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Looking for assistance on key colouring defaults. No programming skills required, but you'll need an understanding of rearranging keys on a Halberstadt style keyboard.
Scale Workshop lets users choose a custom keyboard colouring scheme for your scale. There is an 'Auto' button which checks how many notes are in your scale and then provides a sensible default scheme.
Currently it only provides a scheme for a few easy ones such as 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 22. It would be a good enhancement to review the existing schemes I added and add missing schemes for scales with a different number of notes.
To add/edit new schemes, open up file scale-workshop/js/events.js and search for "case" - that will get you to the right place. There are examples there so you can follow the existing pattern. Example:
case "12":
colors = "white black white white black white black white white black white black";
break;
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I have added default key colour layouts for scales of size 9 through to 24. If anything else is needed it can be requested. Going to close this for now.
Looking for assistance on key colouring defaults. No programming skills required, but you'll need an understanding of rearranging keys on a Halberstadt style keyboard.
Scale Workshop lets users choose a custom keyboard colouring scheme for your scale. There is an 'Auto' button which checks how many notes are in your scale and then provides a sensible default scheme.
Currently it only provides a scheme for a few easy ones such as 10, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 22. It would be a good enhancement to review the existing schemes I added and add missing schemes for scales with a different number of notes.
To add/edit new schemes, open up file
scale-workshop/js/events.js
and search for "case" - that will get you to the right place. There are examples there so you can follow the existing pattern. Example:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: