music-diatonic-0.1.2: Implementation of basic western musical theory objects.

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Language	Haskell98

Music.Diatonic.Scale

Description

The Scale module implements scales.

Synopsis

Documentation

data Scale Source #

Instances

Eq Scale Source #
Methods (==) :: Scale -> Scale -> Bool # (/=) :: Scale -> Scale -> Bool #
Show Scale Source #
Methods showsPrec :: Int -> Scale -> ShowS # show :: Scale -> String # showList :: [Scale] -> ShowS #
Qual Scale Source #
Methods quality :: Scale -> Quality Source #
Equiv Scale Source #
Methods equiv :: Scale -> Scale -> Bool Source #
Nts Scale Source #
Methods notes :: Scale -> [Note] Source #
Nte Scale Source #
Methods noteMap :: (Note -> Note) -> Scale -> Scale Source # ($#) :: (Note -> Note) -> Scale -> Scale Source # notePlus :: (Note -> Note -> b) -> Scale -> Scale -> b Source #
Deg Scale Note Source #
Methods degrees :: Scale -> [(Degree, Note)] Source # first :: Scale -> Note Source #

class Scl a where Source #

Minimal complete definition

Methods

scale :: a -> Scale Source #

Instances

Scl Harmony Source #
Methods scale :: Harmony -> Scale Source #
Scl Key Source #
Methods scale :: Key -> Scale Source #

majorScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Major diatonic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

minorScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Minor diatonic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

majorPentatonicScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Major pentatonic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

minorPentatonicScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Minor pentatonic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

minorHarmonicScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Minor harmonic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

minorMelodicScale :: Note -> Scale Source #

Creates a Minor melodic Scale using the given Note as the tonic.

tetrachord :: Note -> [Note] Source #

Returns a tetrachord using the given Note as the starting note.

tetrachord G == [G,A,B,C]