Add an ukelele low-G string as instrument
Over the years, the ukulele with a low-G on the fourth string (so G3 instead of G4) has emerged as a new alternative (see: https://musescore.org/en/node/115866 ) to the usual standard, that is to say with a re-entrant tuning (G4 / C4 etc.)
So, the tuning of this Ukulele low-G string would be (bass to treble): G3 / C4 / E4 / A4
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This is a Tenor Ukulele, right?
See https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/2684
"This is a Tenor Ukulele, right?"
The Low-G string is not reserved for the Tenor size. Brands of strings (Aquila, Worth) offers sets of strings with a low-G for Soprano and Concert sizes. So it is that there is a players clientele for this alternative tuning on the inferior sizes of the ukulele family.
Nevertheless, it is probably a bit more common to attribute this Low-g on a Tenor. So let like this.
No problem dropping the "Tenor", if that's what is needed.
Sorry, I don't understand what you means by this sentence: "No problem dropping the "Tenor", if that's what is needed." Please, develope your thoughts. What do you plan to do exactly?
In my PR I named the instrument "Tenor Ukulele (Low G)" I can as well name it just "Ukulele (Low G)"
Ah yes. So, indeed, just name "Ukulele (Low G)" .
It is better and more appropriate for me, since this encompass the different sizes of ukulele that can receive this Low-G string.
OK, consider it done
Fixed in branch master, commit 632bb57b58
fix #115911, fix #115916: add Uke with low G and fix wrong string for Bar. Uke
Fixed in branch master, commit 49485e245b
Merge pull request #2684 from Jojo-Schmitz/uke
fix #115911, fix #115916: add Uke in low G and fix wrong string for Bar. Uke
Fixed in branch 2.0.4, commit 96be7f258b
fix #115911, fix #115916: add Uke with low G and fix wrong string for Bar. Uke
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.