Many improvements in this version of ScaleGenerator :

1. Added a total of 12 scale types.

2. Both Ascending and Descending scales would be played.
3. Everything has been commented for better understanding.
4. Code is further refined with many new methods
5. A critical bug has been squashed due which the time difference between
the playing of two
consecutive kept increasing as more notes were played
# Scale_Generator
This program is an improvised version of NoteGenerator.
In this program, the user inputs the root note, the type of scale (sixteen types
of scales are supported) and the instrument.
Hence the notes of the scale are played in both ascending and descending order.
## Input List
### 1. Root Note of the Scale
Root note is nothing but the starting note
For simplicity, the user just has to input
steps)
of the note from the Middle C note (C note
Input the following values to get the note
h octave)

of the scale.
the realitve position (number of half
in the fifth octave).
of your choice (All notes in the fift

Note
| Value to input
------------ | ------------C | 0
C# | 1
D | 2
D# | 3
E | 4
F | 5
F# | 6
G | 7
G# | 8
A | 9
A# | 10
B | 11
D | 12
To increase or decrease the octave from the default fifth octave, add (12 * numb
er of octaves increased)
or substract (12 * number of octaves decreased) respectively to the values in th
e list given above.
### 2. Scale Type
Input the number in the list associated to the required scale type. Sixteen scal
e types are supported.
Scale
| Value to input
------------ | ------------Major| 1
Natural Minor | 2
Harmonic Minor|3

Ionian|4
Dorian|5
Phrygian|6
Lydian|7
Mixolydian|8
Aeolian|9
Locrian|10
Blues|11
Minor Pentatonic|12
Major Pentatonic|13
Whole Tone|14
Whole Half Diminished|15
Half Whole Diminished|16
### 3. Instrument
# Scale_Generator
This program is an improvised version of NoteGenerator.
In this program, the user inputs the root note, the type of scale (sixteen types
of scales are supported) and the instrument.
Hence the notes of the scale are played in both ascending and descending order.
## Input List
### 1. Root Note of the Scale
Root note is nothing but the starting note
For simplicity, the user just has to input
steps)
of the note from the Middle C note (C note
Input the following values to get the note
h octave)

of the scale.
the realitve position (number of half
in the fifth octave).
of your choice (All notes in the fift

Note
| Value to input
------------ | ------------C | 0
C# | 1
D | 2
D# | 3
E | 4
F | 5
F# | 6
G | 7
G# | 8
A | 9
A# | 10
B | 11
D | 12
To increase or decrease the octave from the default fifth octave, add (12 * numb
er of octaves increased)
or substract (12 * number of octaves decreased) respectively to the values in th
e list given above.
### 2. Scale Type
Input the number in the list associated to the required scale type. Sixteen scal
e types are supported.

Scale
| Value to input
------------ | ------------Major| 1
Natural Minor | 2
Harmonic Minor|3
Ionian|4
Dorian|5
Phrygian|6
Lydian|7
Mixolydian|8
Aeolian|9
Locrian|10
Blues|11
Minor Pentatonic|12
Major Pentatonic|13
Whole Tone|14
Whole Half Diminished|15
Half Whole Diminished|16
### 3. Instrument
The third number to be input is the instrument number. Enter any number betwween
1 to 128.
For starters, 1 is the Acoustic Grand Piano; 13 is the Marimba; 20 is the Churc
h Organ; 25 is the Acoustic Guitar; 41 is the Violin;
57 is the Trumpet; 74 is the Flute; 105 is the Sitar and so on.
The complete list can be found here : https://www.midi.org/specifications/item/g
m-level-1-sound-set
## Changelogs
Changes in NewScaleGenerator :
1. Added a total of 16 scale types.
2. Both Ascending and Descending scales will be played.
3. Everything has been commented for better understanding.
4. Code is further refined with many new methods.
5. A critical bug has been squashed due which the time difference between
the playing of two
consecutive kept increasing as more notes were played