MidiPlayerTK.MPTKChordProgressionPreset

Preset chord progression data with mood tags and helpers that convert Roman numerals into playable chord-library entries (MPTKChordName + tonic). Degree token grammar: [accidentals][Roman degree][optional suffix]. More...

Public Member Functions
	MPTKChordProgressionPreset (string id, string name, MPTKTonalMode mode, MPTKProgressionGenre genre, MPTKHarmonyFlavor harmonyFlavor, string[] moodTags, string[] degrees, string example, int intensity, int harmonicTension)
	Creates a new progression preset descriptor.

Public Attributes
string	Id
	Stable preset identifier.
string	Name
	Display name of the preset.
MPTKTonalMode	Mode
	Tonal mode used by the progression.
MPTKProgressionGenre	Genre
	Style family of the progression.
MPTKHarmonyFlavor	HarmonyFlavor
	Harmonic language classification.
string[]	MoodTags
	Mood keywords attached to the preset.
string[]	Degrees
	Progression steps in Roman-degree notation. Example tokens: "I", "V", "vi", "IV", "bII", "V7", "Imaj7", "viio", "iib57".
string	Example
	Human-readable progression example in a reference key.
int	Intensity
	Subjective energy rating from 1 (low) to 5 (high).
int	HarmonicTension
	Subjective harmonic tension rating from 1 (low) to 5 (high).

Detailed Description

Preset chord progression data with mood tags and helpers that convert Roman numerals into playable chord-library entries (MPTKChordName + tonic). Degree token grammar: [accidentals][Roman degree][optional suffix].

• Accidentals: zero or more 'b' or '#', for example "bII", "##IV".
• Roman degree core: I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII (uppercase or lowercase). Case does not change the scale degree index, only the default triad quality
  • uppercase starts from major-triad quality,
  • lowercase starts from minor-triad quality.
• Optional suffix markers understood by the parser: "7", "maj7", "sus", "sus4", "sus2", "dim", "o", "b5", "#5", "aug", "+". Practical examples in C:
• "I - V - vi - IV" -> C - G - Am - F
• "I - iii - IV - iv" -> C - Em - F - Fm Canonical degree cores are 7 values (I..VII, upper/lower case intent), but raw token strings are unbounded because accidental prefixes and suffix text can be combined freely. Notes:
• Use ASCII only in the API.
• Half-diminished chords should be written as m7b5-style Roman tokens, for example: "iib57".
• Diminished chords can be written with "o" or "dim", for example: "viio" or "viidim7".

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MPTKChordProgressionPreset()

MidiPlayerTK.MPTKChordProgressionPreset.MPTKChordProgressionPreset	(	string	id,
		string	name,
		MPTKTonalMode	mode,
		MPTKProgressionGenre	genre,
		MPTKHarmonyFlavor	harmonyFlavor,
		string[]	moodTags,
		string[]	degrees,
		string	example,
		int	intensity,
		int	harmonicTension )

Creates a new progression preset descriptor.

Parameters

id	Stable preset identifier.
name	Display name of the preset.
mode	Tonal mode used by the progression.
genre	Style family of the progression.
harmonyFlavor	Harmonic language classification.
moodTags	Mood keywords attached to the preset.
degrees	Progression steps in Roman-degree notation.
example	Human-readable progression example.
intensity	Subjective energy rating from 1 (low) to 5 (high).
harmonicTension	Subjective harmonic tension rating from 1 (low) to 5 (high).