TonedScale(tonic="Sa4", system="indian") now works — no need to
import SYSTEMS. Same for Key("C", "major", system="blues").
Updated README and all docs to use the cleaner string syntax,
removing 'from pytheory.systems import SYSTEMS' boilerplate.
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RST cannot nest inline markup — **`link <url>`_** renders the raw
markup instead of a clickable link. Removed all 37 instances across
5 guide pages.
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- Link key music theory terms to Wikipedia across all guide pages
- Physics of Consonance section now demos .harmony, .dissonance,
.tension, and .beat_frequencies with code examples
- Copyright updated to 2026
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Blues: major/minor pentatonic, blues scale, major blues, dominant,
minor (Dorian). The foundational scales of blues, rock, and jazz.
Gamelan: slendro (5-tone equidistant), pelog (7-tone with 3 pathet
subsets: nem, barang, lima). 12-TET approximations of Javanese
gamelan tuning with traditional tone names (ji, ro, lu, pat, mo,
nem, pi/barang).
Total systems: 6 (western, indian, arabic, japanese, blues, gamelan)
277 tests passing.
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New systems:
- Arabic (Maqam): 10 maqamat (ajam, hijaz, nahawand, nikriz, saba, etc.)
with Arabic solfège tone names (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si)
- Japanese: 6 pentatonic scales (hirajoshi, in, yo, iwato, kumoi, insen)
and 2 heptatonic scales (ritsu, ryo)
Fretboard improvements:
- Fretboard.guitar() now accepts tuning parameter
- Built-in tunings: standard, drop d, open g, open d, open e, open a,
dadgad, half step down
- Custom tuning via tuple: Fretboard.guitar(("E4", "B3", ...))
- Fretboard.bass(five_string=True) for 5-string bass
Docs:
- Add Musical Systems guide page with all 4 systems
- Add logo to docs
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