neoscore.western.clef_type
- neoscore.western.clef_type.KeySignatureLayout
A layout specification for accidentals in key signatures.
Instances should have a key for every pitch letter a-g (lowercase), and each value should be an
(x, y)
tuple of pseudo staff positions to be plugged into a staff’s unit.alias of
Dict
[str
,Tuple
[float
,float
]]
- neoscore.western.clef_type.StaffPosFunc
A function which takes a number of staff lines and returns a staff position.
alias of
Callable
[[int
],float
]
- class neoscore.western.clef_type.ClefType[source]
Bases:
object
A logical clef specifier.
Many standard clefs are pre-defined in this module, but users can also create custom clef types using this class.
- glyph_name: str
The SMuFL glyph name used to represent the clef.
- staff_pos: Union[float, StaffPosFunc]
Where the clef should be vertically drawn in a staff.
This is given in pseudo staff units relative to the staff’s top line. When positioning clefs, this should be passed into the staff’s unit to find the appropriate y position.
For clefs whose position depends on the number of staff lines, this can be a
StaffPosFunc
.
- middle_c_staff_pos: Union[float, StaffPosFunc]
Where this clef places middle C in a staff.
Like
staff_pos
, this is given in pseudo staff units relative to the staff’s top line.For clefs whose middle C position depends on the number of staff lines, this can be a
StaffPosFunc
.
- key_signature_flat_layout: Optional[KeySignatureLayout]
Set of positions for flat key sigantures, if applicable.
- key_signature_sharp_layout: Optional[KeySignatureLayout]
Set of positions for sharp key sigantures, if applicable.
- classmethod from_def(clef_type_def: ClefTypeDef) ClefType [source]
- __init__(glyph_name: str, staff_pos: Union[float, StaffPosFunc], middle_c_staff_pos: Union[float, StaffPosFunc], key_signature_flat_layout: Optional[KeySignatureLayout], key_signature_sharp_layout: Optional[KeySignatureLayout]) None
- neoscore.western.clef_type.TREBLE
A conventional treble clef.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.TREBLE_8VA
A treble clef one octave below, like often used in tenor vocal parts.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.TREBLE_8VB
A treble clef one octave below, like often used in tenor vocal parts.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.BASS
A conventional bass clef.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.BASS_8VB
A bass clef one octave below, like often used in double bass parts.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.TENOR
A tenor C-clef.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.ALTO
An alto C-clef.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.PERCUSSION_1
A percussion clef consisting of 2 solid bars.
Percussion clefs are treated as C clefs always centered at the middle of the staff. This works with any number of staff lines.
- neoscore.western.clef_type.PERCUSSION_2
A percussion clef consisting of an open rectangle.
See also
PERCUSSION_1
- neoscore.western.clef_type.BRIDGE
A bridge clef.
Like percussion clefs, the bridge clef is treated as a C clef always centered at the middle of the staff. This works with any number of staff lines.