Enum musictheory::types::Scale

pub enum Scale {
    Monotonic([Position; 1]),
    Ditonic([Position; 2]),
    Tritonic([Position; 3]),
    Tetratonic([Position; 4]),
    Pentatonic([Position; 5]),
    Hexatonic([Position; 6]),
    Heptatonic([Position; 7]),
    Octatonic([Position; 8]),
    Nonatonic([Position; 9]),
    Chromatic([Position; 12]),
}

Scale is a sequence of intervals and a series of notes that match those intervals.

Variants

Monotonic([Position; 1])

Monotonic has a limited use in liturgy, and for effect in modern art music.

Ditonic([Position; 2])

generally limited to prehistoric ("primitive") music

Tritonic([Position; 3])

generally limited to prehistoric ("primitive") music

Tetratonic([Position; 4])

generally limited to prehistoric ("primitive") music

Pentatonic([Position; 5])

the anhemitonic form (lacking semitones) is common in folk music, especially in Asian music; also known as the "black note" scale

Hexatonic([Position; 6])

common in Western folk music

Heptatonic([Position; 7])

the most common modern Western scale

Octatonic([Position; 8])

used in jazz and modern classical music

Nonatonic([Position; 9])

Used for something?

Chromatic([Position; 12])

Lists all Notes and Sharp Accidentals

Methods

impl Scale

pub fn monotonic(root: Note) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn ditonic(root: Note, sequence: DitonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn tritonic(root: Note, sequence: TritonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn tetratonic(root: Note, sequence: TetratonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn pentatonic(root: Note, sequence: PentatonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn hexatonic(root: Note, sequence: HexatonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn heptatonic(root: Note, sequence: HeptatonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn octatonic(root: Note, sequence: OctatonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn nonatonic(root: Note, sequence: NonatonicSequence) -> Option<Scale>

pub fn chromatic(root: Note, sequence: ChromaticSequence) -> Option<Scale>

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Scale

fn clone(&self) -> Scale

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Scale

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.