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I'd like to have a mode switcher in my app that lets you select between various chord dictionaries. I'd like to have modes like "Pop", "Jazz" and "All", with the possible chords in each dictionary increasing in complexity. I'm wondering if there's a way to limit the functions of tonal to use a custom chord or scale dictionary. Other than ChordType.add, are there any functions for managing the dictionary in this way?
If there isn't, perhaps the way to do it would be to use ChordType.add to initially include all possible chords that I would want to use, run some tonal function, and then filter out chords by comparing them to a custom dictionary. But please let me know if there is a better approach.
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I'd like to have a mode switcher in my app that lets you select between various chord dictionaries. I'd like to have modes like "Pop", "Jazz" and "All", with the possible chords in each dictionary increasing in complexity. I'm wondering if there's a way to limit the functions of tonal to use a custom chord or scale dictionary. Other than ChordType.add, are there any functions for managing the dictionary in this way?
If there isn't, perhaps the way to do it would be to use ChordType.add to initially include all possible chords that I would want to use, run some tonal function, and then filter out chords by comparing them to a custom dictionary. But please let me know if there is a better approach.
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