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Guitar bend notation is commonly represented in one of two graphical styles:
Angled lines between noteheads
A curved line with an arrowhead, usually with one of the noteheads hidden. In this style a pre-bend uses a straight line with an arrowhead.
Tablature staves generally use the curved line form, but standard notation can use either form.
MusicXML 3.1 does not provide a way to specify which form is being used. This can lead to inaccuracies in transferring bends between applications. This could be supported by adding an attribute or child element to the <bend> element. Since this is specifying graphical appearance, the attribute may be more appropriate.
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We could do this by adding a shape attribute to the <bend> element that takes the values "angled" or "curved". There doesn't seem to be any particularly standard terminology to distinguish these two graphical styles, so some type of descriptive naming seems like our best choice.
Guitar bend notation is commonly represented in one of two graphical styles:
Tablature staves generally use the curved line form, but standard notation can use either form.
MusicXML 3.1 does not provide a way to specify which form is being used. This can lead to inaccuracies in transferring bends between applications. This could be supported by adding an attribute or child element to the
<bend>
element. Since this is specifying graphical appearance, the attribute may be more appropriate.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: