The initial ones have been added, but we need to add the full range.

For most instruments we have multiple fingering for the same note. So it would be nice to have a toggle or some other UI element to allow the user to switch between them.

The initial ones have been added, but we need to add the full range.

Could we have an update in the MuseScore community documentation for this plugin to show support for Tin + Low whistle:
https://musescore.org/en/project/fingering-diagram
I can then link across to it from the MuseScore group : https://musescore.com/groups/tin-whistle-music
Many thanks @eduardomourar

Solution:
Change the method FingeringClass Line 25 and 555 lowerCase to fingeringClass

We need to add fingering diagrams for Kingma system (alto and bass flute) that can be seen in the Eva Kingma website and in the Alto Flute website.

This depends on the implementation in the Fiati font found in eduardomourar/fiati/issues/3.

The initial ones have been added, but we need to add the full range.

It would be good to add a new tab for the Tin Whistle and Low Whistle. These whistles come in various sizes that are tuned to various keys:

• "D Low Whistle" tuned to D4
• "F Low Whistle" tuned to F4
• "G Low Whistle" tuned to G4
• "B♭ Tin Whistle" tuned to key B♭
• "C Tin Whistle" tuned to C5
• "D Tin Whistle" tuned to D5
• "E♭ Tin Whistle" tuned to E♭
• "F Tin Whistle" tuned to F5
• "G Tin Whistle" tuned to G5
  this is a companion issue to jgadsden/tin-whistle-tablature#28
  This needs the fiati font to be extended for Whistles, and an issue is raised for this :
  eduardomourar/fiati#5

Here are the steps we will take to achieve this:

• Add these charts to the Fiati font (eduardomourar/fiati#5)
• Update spreadsheet to list basic instrument fingering
• Add Whistles note mapping to the plugin itself
• Test plugin and add new instrument (Tin Whistle in D) to sample MuseScore file

We need to add the full range for Tuba instrument.

Hi there,

It seems the fingerings for tenor and bari are all offset - see screenshot attached: C major should have same fingerings for all the saxes, but tenor and bari are blank for first notes, and then the fingerings that do appear are wrong.

If I'm understanding the code correctly, I think this is the fix:

            if (instrument === 'wind.reed.saxophone.alto') {
                this.transpose = 7;
            } else if (instrument === 'wind.reed.saxophone.tenor') {
                this.transpose = 12;         // was 5 - tenor sounds an octave lower than sop
            } else if (instrument === 'wind.reed.saxophone.baritone') {
                this.transpose = 19;         // was 7
                this.base += '\uE281';
            }

Many thanks for your great plugin. FYI I'm 'borrowing' the logic/codes for a web app I'm building - hope that's ok? Will credit you.

Regards,
Angus

As discussed in skuntzmann/xaphoon_dev#4 we will be adding Xaphoon fingering to this plugin. We have the following instrument variations (as discussed here):

• Xaphoon in C
• Xaphoon in B♭
• Xaphoon in D
• Xaphoon in G

Here are the steps we will take to achieve this:

• Add these charts to the Fiati font (eduardomourar/fiati#6)
• Update spreadsheet to list basic instrument fingering
• Add Xaphoon note mapping to the plugin itself
• Test plugin and add new instrument to sample MuseScore file

Hi,
I'm trying to use this plugin with musescore 3.2.3 provided by debian and it doesn't work:
The following seems ok:

• I installed the Fiati font and i can see it in my system font navigator.
• The plugin seems to load correctly, it appear in the plugin menu.

To check if this plugin work, i do the following action:

• create a new document with only a flute score
• add some random notes in the score
• select those notes and click on plugins>fingering diagram

Result: Nothing happen. I even run musescore in a terminal to show some error but i see nothing relevant, i just see this:

qml: Selected staves 0 - 0 - End position: 2400
qml: Staff 0 instrument: wind.flutes.flute
Signal QQmlEngine::quit() emitted, but no receivers connected to handle it.

Currently, only the Soprano recorder is supported.

This is a feature request to support Alto Recorder fingering.

The initial ones have been added, but we need to add the full range.

We should suggest the MuseScore project to add the Fiati font by default. That way there will be no need to install it separately.