Element: accord
Description
The accord type represents the tuning of a single string in the scordatura element. It uses the same group of elements as the staff-tuning element.
Derived By
Type accord
Attributes
| Name | Type | Required? | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| string | string-number | No | Strings are numbered from high to low. |
Content Model
Contains elements as defined in the following table.
| Component | Type | Occurs | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
1..1 |
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| tuning-step | step | 1..1 | The tuning-step element is represented like the step element, with a different name to reflect is different function. |
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| tuning-alter | semitones | 0..1 |
The tuning-alter element is represented like the alter element, with a different name to reflect its different function. |
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| tuning-octave | octave | 1..1 | The tuning-octave element is represented like the octave element, with a different name to reflect is different function. |
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Referenced By
- Complex Type scordatura
Example
<direction-type>
<words default-y="42" relative-x="-120">Scordatura: AEAE</words>
<scordatura>
<accord string="1">
<tuning-step>E</tuning-step>
<tuning-octave>5</tuning-octave>
</accord>
<accord string="2">
<tuning-step>A</tuning-step>
<tuning-octave>4</tuning-octave>
</accord>
<accord string="3">
<tuning-step>E</tuning-step>
<tuning-alter>-1</tuning-alter>
<tuning-octave>4</tuning-octave>
</accord>
<accord string="4">
<tuning-step>A</tuning-step>
<tuning-octave>3</tuning-octave>
</accord>
</scordatura>
</direction-type>
