Tripod Notation: Difference between revisions

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[http://x31eq.com/lumatone/magic.html Tricolour keyboards] are implemented on the Lumatone. The standard colours don't follow any national flag, but are chosen to be colour-blind safe and look good and distinct with LED keys. The standard colours, with RGB hex, put B and C on (bluish) green (009e73), E and F on pink or reddish purple (CC79A7) and G and A on orange (D55E00).

Tricolour colouring could also work on the staff as a form of tricycle notation. Here, each notehead can be given a Tricolour colour when needed to resolve ambiguity, or left black by default. The standard colours will need to be darkened to work against white ~~papers~~.

Tricolour colouring could also work on the staff as a form of tricycle notation. Here, each notehead can be given a Tricolour colour when needed to resolve ambiguity, or left black by default. The standard colours will need to be darkened to work against white paper.

Spelling and pronunciation guide: the word "Tricolour" specifically refers to the national flag of the Republic of Ireland. The standard pronunciation is a variation on the French "Tricolore". The spelling "Tricolour" is preferred to "Tricolore" because the standard colours reflect the Irish flag better than the French. An Americanized spelling of "Tricolor" is also possible.

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 [http://x31eq.com/lumatone/magic.html Tricolour keyboards] are implemented on the Lumatone.  The standard colours don't follow any national flag, but are chosen to be colour-blind safe and look good and distinct with LED keys.  The standard colours, with RGB hex, put B and C on (bluish) green (009e73), E and F on pink or reddish purple (CC79A7) and G and A on orange (D55E00).
-Tricolour colouring could also work on the staff as a form of tricycle notation.  Here, each notehead can be given a Tricolour colour when needed to resolve ambiguity, or left black by default.  The standard colours will need to be darkened to work against white papers.
+Tricolour colouring could also work on the staff as a form of tricycle notation.  Here, each notehead can be given a Tricolour colour when needed to resolve ambiguity, or left black by default.  The standard colours will need to be darkened to work against white paper.
 Spelling and pronunciation guide: the word "Tricolour" specifically refers to the national flag of the Republic of Ireland.  The standard pronunciation is a variation on the French "Tricolore".  The spelling "Tricolour" is preferred to "Tricolore" because the standard colours reflect the Irish flag better than the French.  An Americanized spelling of "Tricolor" is also possible.