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@dmnerd/microtonal

v0.3.1

Published

Tonal music theory library extended to any equal division of the octave (EDO), with ups and downs notation

Readme

@dmnerd/microtonal

Tonal, the music theory library, extended to any equal division of the octave (EDO): 19, 22, 24, 31-EDO and so on, spelled with Kite's ups and downs notation, following his Notation Guide for EDOs 5-72. 12-TET behaviour stays the same as Tonal's.

npm install @dmnerd/microtonal
import { Chord, Interval, Note, Scale } from "@dmnerd/microtonal";

Note.edoSteps("↓E4", 24); // => 103   (a quarter-tone below E4)
Interval.edoSteps("↓3M", 24); // => 7  (neutral third)
Interval.fromEdoSteps(7, 24); // => "3~"  (Kite's mid third)
Note.transposeEdoSteps("C#", 1, 24); // => "↑C#"

// Kite's chord names, in any EDO
Chord.get("C↓7").notes; // => ["C", "↓E", "G", "↓Bb"]
Chord.detect(["C", "↓E", "G"], { edo: 24 }); // => ["C~"]

// Everything from Tonal works as before
Scale.get("C major").notes; // => ["C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "A", "B"]
Chord.get("Cmaj7").name; // => "C major seventh"

The API is Tonal's, so code written for tonal works after changing the import. Each Tonal module is also a subpath: @tonaljs/note becomes @dmnerd/microtonal/note. ES modules, CommonJS and TypeScript types are included, with no dependencies.

Documentation, the list of microtonal features and every difference from upstream Tonal are in the repository README.

License

MIT. Based on Tonal by danigb and contributors.