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I'm trying to get a kind of Piano-Tabs to work in a notation program. Klavarskribo (especially the Dekker version) seems to be perfekt for unexperienced piano players since it omits sharps and flats and stays the same over the whole note range.
I'm stuck modifying the existing VexFlow. I've already achieved to draw new stave-lines in a 2-3 pattern with 1.5 spaces between the 2 lines (representing c#, d#) and the 3 lines (representing f#,g#,a#). Placing the notes on the now-correct Line via "setLine()" is easy as well. And coloring the black keys black and the white keys white is possible too (although not perfect). Turning the whole SVG sheet can easily be done via CSS.
The things where I'm stuck is placing the noteheads on the right side at will.
Do you think there would be a better way to do all of this from the ground up?
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Hi everyone!
I'm trying to get a kind of Piano-Tabs to work in a notation program. Klavarskribo (especially the Dekker version) seems to be perfekt for unexperienced piano players since it omits sharps and flats and stays the same over the whole note range.
I'm stuck modifying the existing VexFlow. I've already achieved to draw new stave-lines in a 2-3 pattern with 1.5 spaces between the 2 lines (representing c#, d#) and the 3 lines (representing f#,g#,a#). Placing the notes on the now-correct Line via "setLine()" is easy as well. And coloring the black keys black and the white keys white is possible too (although not perfect). Turning the whole SVG sheet can easily be done via CSS.
The things where I'm stuck is placing the noteheads on the right side at will.
Do you think there would be a better way to do all of this from the ground up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: