prime-form notes

[Function]

The prime form is the best normal form or its inversion, whichever is smaller. (The best normal form is the rotation of the set with the fewest intervals spanned placed in monotonically increasing order.)

Example:

? (prime-form '(c4 ef4 f4))
(0 2 5)
0

See Also:

• hertz [Function]
• keynum [Function]
• note [Function]
• transpose [Function]
• invert [Function]
• scale< [Function]
• scale<= [Function]
• scale= [Function]
• scale>= [Function]
• scale> [Function]
• scale-min [Function]
• scale-max [Function]
• scale-mod [Function]
• cents->scaler [Function]
• scaler->cents [Function]
• pitch-class [Function]
• octave-number [Function]
• note-name [Function]
• note-accidental [Function]