dist_above_top: Distance above top
In pmcharrison/voicer: Analyzing and Generating Chord Voicings
Description
Usage
Arguments
Note
Description
Defines and returns a voicer feature, suitable for passing
to the features argument of voice_opt,
that computes the extent to which a chord spans
above a predefined pitch height specified in the
top argument, in semitones.
If the chord does not span above top,
then the function returns 0.
The resulting function takes one argument, x,
corresponding to a chord represented as a numeric vector
of MIDI note numbers, without duplicates,
sorted in ascending order.
Usage
1
dist_above_top(top)
Arguments
top
(Numeric scalar)
The pitch height to which the chord is compared,
specified as a MIDI note number where 60 corresponds to middle C.
Note
The resulting function is not vectorized.
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Description Usage Arguments Note
Description
Defines and returns a voicer feature, suitable for passing
to the features argument of voice_opt,
that computes the extent to which a chord spans
above a predefined pitch height specified in the
top argument, in semitones.
If the chord does not span above top,
then the function returns 0.
The resulting function takes one argument, x,
corresponding to a chord represented as a numeric vector
of MIDI note numbers, without duplicates,
sorted in ascending order.
Usage
1 | dist_above_top(top)
|
Arguments
top |
(Numeric scalar) The pitch height to which the chord is compared, specified as a MIDI note number where 60 corresponds to middle C. |
Note
The resulting function is not vectorized.
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