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PercussionOneLine: Stem direction wrong when notes beamed, displayStep
See original GitHub issueExpected Output (from Sibelius):
OSMD Output:
In the .musicxml file, there are<stem>up</stem>tags nested in each <note></note>.
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:13 (9 by maintainers)
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@Sterv the full fix is now released in OSMD 0.9.1! I couldn’t stand looking at the 1 hour old 0.9.0 anymore after i fixed this and one other big issue (#747) 😉
Ah, this is an issue with the octave offset, it works with
osmd.rules.PercussionOneLineXMLDisplayStepOctaveOffset = 1:@Sterv could you make a sample file that is basically a C major scale going from C to the next C? That would be great for testing the octave shift.
I know where to apply the solution, but i’m not quite sure about the specific values.