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#Musescore measure numbers windows

Hands are always assumed independent from each other.

Some specific fingering combinations, considered too unlikely in the first place, are excluded from the search (e.g.

Byĭefault the algorithm selects this number automatically based on the duration of the notes to be played.

Depth of combinatorial search, from 3 up to 9 notes ahead of the currently playing note.

You can change it with -rbeam and -lbeam command line options.

The beam number associated to the right hand is by default nr.0 (nr.1 for left hand).

Your hand size (from 'XXS' to 'XXL') which sets the relaxed distance between thumb and pinkie.

Minimizes the effort of the hand avoiding unnecessary movements. This algorithm is meant to suggest a fingering combination which is "optimal" in the sense that it It is not based on a static look-up table of likely or unlikely combinations of fingerings.įingering a piano score can vary a lot from individual to individual, therefore there is not suchĪ thing as a "best" choice for fingering. Takes into account the physical position and speed of fingers while moving on the keyboard One possible advantage of this algorithm over similar ones is that it is completely dynamic, Through feasible combinations of fingerings. The algorithm minimizes the fingers speed needed to play a sequence of notes or chords by searching (If fingering numbers are not visible enough try -b option.)

press 3D Player to show the animation (Press Esc to quit the application)Įxample output, as displayed in musescore:.press Musescore to visualize the annotated score.press GENERATE ( output.xml is written).press Import Score (valid formats: musescore, MusicXML, MIDI, PIG).mid) # Optional arguments: # -h, -help show this help message and exit # -o, -outputfile Annotated output xml file name # -n, -n-measures Number of score measures to scan # -s, -start-measure Start from measure number # -d, -depth Depth of combinatorial search, # -rbeam Specify Right Hand beam number # -lbeam Specify Left Hand beam number # -quiet Switch off verbosity # -m, -musescore Open output in musescore after processing # -b, -below-beam Show fingering numbers below beam line # -v, -with-vedo Play 3D scene after processing # -z, -sound-off Disable sound # -l, -left-only Fingering for left hand only # -r, -right-only Fingering for right hand only # -XXS, -hand-size-XXS Set hand size to XXS # -XS, -hand-size-XS Set hand size to XS # -S, -hand-size-S Set hand size to S # -M, -hand-size-M Set hand size to M # -L, -hand-size-L Set hand size to L # -XL, -hand-size-XL Set hand size to XL # -XXL, -hand-size-XXL Set hand size to XXL GUI Usage: # Valid file formats: MusicXML, musescore, midi (.xml.

#Musescore measure numbers windows

Pianoplayer # if no argument is given a GUI will pop up (on windows try `python pianoplayer.py`) # Or