Note Names - Vertical
I modified the display direction of Note Names plugin.
C-E-G
to
G
E
C
Vertical display is more suitable than horizontal.
var CrLf = '\r\n';
while (!cursor.eos()) {
if (cursor.isChord()){
var text = new Text(curScore);
text.defaultFont = font;
text.yOffset = 6;
text.xOffset = 0;
var chordlength = cursor.chord().notes;
var len = 0;
while (len < chordlength){ // from Bottom to Top
text.text += cursor.chord().note(len).name+CrLf; // set CRLF code between note names.
len += 1;
cursor.putStaffText(text);
}
}
cursor.next();
}
Hiroshi Tachibana
Attachment | Size |
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NoteNames-Vertical.js_.zip | 2.46 KB |
Comments
Good idea, which plugin exactly did you change? The one that comes with MuseScore doesn't deal with chords (nor voices) and the one from the repository looks differently (and I have now added your idea into it)
In reply to Good idea, which plugin by Jojo-Schmitz
I found this idea (CrLf) from "Trumpet fingering plugin for MuseScore with french note names" by laconic.
trumpetfingeringfr.js
https://gist.github.com/lasconic/2636633
And derived from "All notes in Note Names" by modeler.
http://musescore.org/node/11717
Now, I'm trying to make "Koto" notation plugin.
Koto is a Japanese traditional Zither like musical instrument.
Hi guys. Is there a way to name notes and chords in a vertical way as opposed to horizontally? I'm an improvisation teacher in Cape Town South Africa and really need the names of the notes in the left hand to appear on the right of each note iro the left hand. I don't want it in noteheads. Any advice?
In reply to Hi guys. Is there a way to… by [DELETED] 29599911
You dug up a very old post...
Via the notename plugin? Yes, open notenames.qml with an edit (like the Plugin Editor) and check for
and change it as per that comment