Add missing entries for '7sus4', 'add11', 'add13', 'add9' to chord_shorthand #88
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…orthand Typo: replace dictionairy with dictionary
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Nice work |
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I think 11 and add11 are different: add11 has an added 11th without the 7th and 9th |
Exactly, those chords imply different notes. That difference is necessary for the robustness of modern harmony |
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A call like
from_shorthand('C7sus4')resulted in an "Unknown shorthand" error. I noticed that some other entries inchord_shorthand_meaningwere not present inchord_shorthandso I added these as well.To run
make testI had to install numpy.The following call still results in an error, but I don't know the code well enough to make it work:
from_shorthand('C9b5')