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fix #298887: generic wind.flutes.whistle.tin is ambiguous #5556
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And as discussed in https://musescore.org/en/node/298887, there is no such instrument ( |
Am I correct this PR shouldn't be merged before the new instrument gets added to MusicXML standard? If so, I'll put a "work in progress" label for now, please ping me when this is ready to merge. |
Yes, I think so |
From my point of view, as a user of MuseScore who uses Tin Whistle staves, it would be good to add the C tin whistle explicitly. |
I have expanded this PR to include a generic / common wind.whistle.tin , equivalent in pitch to wind.whistle.tin.d / Tin Whistle, which aligns it with |
If, for the time being, you'd leave out the |
I don't understand why the |
@Jojo-Schmitz (personally I don't understand what will happen if we have a tin.c when W3C MusicXML does not have it. It is up to the program that imports the Mu export to know what to do with tin.c, and AFAIK, the instrument definition travels with the score? Once it is merged in W3C MusicXML, will it change things in any way other than being able to say the instrument officially exists there now? - Genuinely curious tbh) |
Updating MusicXML surely won't be a matter of days or a few weeeks, more likely several months, if not more. The last change to MusicXML was mach in March this year. MusicXML 3.1 was released 2 years ago, no idea when the next version is supposed to come out, but https://github.com/w3c/musicxml/milestone/2 suggests Dec 31, 2020. The issue with us using that not-yet existing |
The IDs do contain key/pitch info, because Please see the discussions at If you are still not sure or convinced after that, please ask away. @Jojo-Schmitz |
OK, but the most common clarinet is also not in C, it's in B-flat, then why don't I see |
Your PR being merged in MusicXML is not sufficient, as long as no updated version of it got published, and that is, as mentioned, scheduled for December 31, 2020. |
Thanks, and well spotted - that poses a big problem for this improvement: (I personally would go with (c), but it is not up to me) Any suggestions? |
Maybe add C tin whistle but with |
Exactly |
…entID wind.flutes.whistle.tin
Sorry guys, I completely misread "leave out the .c from the musicXMLid " (I was registering removing the whole stanza, not just the two chars from the C Tin Whistle musicXMLid) I am happy for it to be merged, if you are satisfied. |
Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/298887
As discussed in Improve Tin Whistle instrument name by adding key the Tin Whistle as an instrument does not have a default key/pitch (like trumpet in Bb flute in C, where the keys for these instruments are implied if left out). Not specifying a key on the tin whistle is open to interpretation and will cause confusion as it can be interpreted as either C or D.
After adding key of .c, changed order (moved c to below bflat to make the instrument stanzas alphabetical, winds.whistle.tin.bflat/c/d
This inflates the change line count, and rieviewing what has changed in the diff tricky, but getting the order right is the "right thing to do"
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