<p>Beware : this page may contain weird thinking.</p> <p>For each phrase, each chord, and each scale, you will have the following objects. That&#8217;s every object that will be listed in dictionaries so developing the dictionary an abstraction further could really clean up the code. Ex: the GetID() function will belong all three objets.<br /> We&#8217;ll have to think how to implement that but an inheritance of a commun father may solve that. Is it possible to do multiple inheritance in Django ? See <a href="http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/models/#id5">Model Inheritance</a></p> <h1>The ID</h1> <h3>For a chord</h3> <p>For the chord, the ID is the circle.</p> <h3>For a scale</h3> <p>For the scale, the ID is the circle.</p> <h3>For a phrase</h3> <p>For the phrase, the ID is the sorted set of circles.</p> <h1>The Readings</h1> <h3>For a chord</h3> <p>For the chord, the reading is the name of the chord.</p> <h3>For a scale</h3> <p>For the scale, the reading is the name of the scale.</p> <h3>For a phrase</h3> <p>For the phrase, the reading is the sorted names of chords <span class="caps">AND</span> the sorted names of scales.</p> <h1>The instrument(s) representation(s)</h1> <h3>For a chord</h3> <p>For the chord, the instrument representations are the voicings.</p> <h3>For a scale</h3> <p>For the scale, the instrument representation may be the whole neck of the guitar, of maybe a octave of the piano.<br /> Not sure we will be implemented that but that would be a grreat feature, and i think it&#8217;s within the scope.</p> <h3>For a phrase</h3> <p>For the phrase, the instruments representations are the sorted set of voicings of each instrument.</p> 2009-11-26T18:16:21-08:00 192476 interpretation 178343 2009-04-23T02:59:45-07:00 74772