This is a Step in exact octave with exact midi pitch. Step – defines a scale step (A, B, C, D, E, F, or G) which can be altered (augmented or diminished).Sound pitch concept is represented as three structures: The main concepts of Manufaktura.Music are: intervals, pitches, steps, proportions, rhythmic durations and scales. It defines western music notation model, renderers, parsers, etc. Manufaktura.Controls is the largest library in the solution. The library also defines arithmetic operations between models such as transposition of intervals, comparing pitches, etc. It’s independent from music notation so models defined in Manufaktura.Music are not aware of such concepts as notes, rests, clefs, etc. Manufaktura.Music defines low-level concepts of music such as intervals, rhythm, proportions, etc. Previously, they functioned as portable class libraries, currently they target. NET environments: web, desktop and mobile. These are cross-platform libraries so they can be used in all. There are two main libraries in the solution: Manufaktura.Controls and Manufaktura.Music. The main purpose of the libraries is rendering music scores but they also offer other features such as MusicXML parsing, MIDI playback and helper methods for mathematical operations that are useful in music. There are also legacy libraries for Silverlight and Windows 8. There are implementations for WPF, WinForms, UWP, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core, etc. The core libraries are cross platform so they can be used in almost any. NET libraries, written in C#, for rendering music notation in desktop, web and mobile apps. You can find the whole code in GIT repository: What is it For (For Those Who are Not Familiar with my Libraries) The source code attached to this article only contains most important libraries due to attachment size restrictions. I hope that it will be more useful as open source and a large community will soon emerge around it. I’m releasing the code as Open Source project because it did not bring me much profit as a purely commercial project. I completely changed the architecture to allow cross-platform implementations but you can still find some old spaghetti code, especially in the body of rendering strategies. I have made significant improvement in my programming skills in these years but Manufaktura.Controls still uses some code from these two old projects. The project is a continuation of two other projects which I created eight years ago and which are described in the following articles: This article briefly describes the most important basics of the library Manufaktura.Controls which I recently released as Open Source project. Download most important parts of the source code - 5.9 MB.

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