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fix(tuning): score against the effective (chart-transform) tuning - #72
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Expected pitches were mapped from getSongInfo().tuning/.capo, the ORIGINAL chart metadata, while the notes we score come from getNotes()/getChords(), which already carry any chart-transform provider's output. A retuned / converted-to-E-standard chart therefore showed the new notes but scored them against the old pitches (got-feedBack#24). - _syncChartStateFromHw reads core's effective getTuning()/getCapo()/ getCentOffset() (feedBack#952), falling back to song_info on hosts without them. - The effective centOffset is applied as a global reference shift, minus whole octaves (octave-folded matching and the bass base tables already cover extended-range bass's -1200), folded into the per-string offsets so it reaches every expected MIDI via _ndMidiFromStringFret. - A per-tick identity check resyncs when a provider restages mid-song (live retune) with no song/arrangement event; the effective offsets join the engine chart signature so the desktop verifier re-pushes. - The bridge funnels round offsets to whole semitones (the engine reads Int32), so a semitone retune reaches the engine exactly. This makes a pitch-shift plugin integrate by registering a chart-transform provider (tuning and/or centOffset) instead of a private event. Bumps 1.32.0 -> 1.33.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: mattromano <42412983+mattromano@users.noreply.github.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe plugin now detects notes using the host’s effective chart tuning, capo, and cent offset when available. It resynchronizes chart state when these inputs change. Desktop engine offsets are rounded to semitones, while detector chart state can retain fractional offsets. ChangesEffective Chart Tuning
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant NoteDetector
participant DesktopEngine
Host->>NoteDetector: Provide effective tuning, capo, and cent offset
NoteDetector->>NoteDetector: Refresh chart state when inputs change
NoteDetector->>DesktopEngine: Push chart when the signature changes
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to On desktop, retuned charts can be scored against the wrong pitches in two cases. The first is a mid-song retune on hosts without the chart-verifier API. The second is a sub-semitone offset combined with a tight pitch tolerance. Fix both issues before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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Issue #24 requires detection to use pitches for the converted highway chart instead of original song pitches. screen.js now reads effective tuning, capo, and cent offset through the chart-transform … |
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- Line 4222: Move the _ndResyncIfTuningChanged() call before the
chart-verifier/fallback branch in the detection tick so both verifier and
matchNotes(null) paths refresh tuningOffsets and capo from the current chart
state.
- Line 641: Update the host chart setup that calls setChart to account for the
maximum error introduced by _ndEngineOffsets rounding fractional offsets.
Preserve integer rounding, calculate the maximum rounding error for the active
string offsets, and add it to pitchTolerance when setting pitchCheckCents; leave
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| // JS-path refinement that sits inside the engine's pitch tolerance anyway. | ||
| function _ndEngineOffsets(offsets) { | ||
| if (!Array.isArray(offsets)) return offsets; | ||
| return offsets.map(o => Math.round(Number(o) || 0)); |
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Compensate the engine chart threshold for rounded offsets.
_ndEngineOffsets() rounds fractional offsets before setChart(). The host chart then passes the user’s unadjusted pitchTolerance as pitchCheckCents. A 40-cent effective offset rounded to zero can therefore make a correctly played note fail a 10-cent engine check.
The addon contract in this repository uses integer offsets, so preserve the rounding and widen only the host chart threshold by the maximum rounding error. The normal scoreChord path already uses a 50/60-cent verification window, which covers the maximum 50-cent rounding error.
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function _ndEngineOffsets(offsets) {
if (!Array.isArray(offsets)) return offsets;
return offsets.map(o => Math.round(Number(o) || 0));
}
+function _ndEngineOffsetErrorCents(offsets) {
+ if (!Array.isArray(offsets)) return 0;
+ return offsets.reduce((max, o) => {
+ const n = Number(o) || 0;
+ if (!Number.isFinite(n)) return max;
+ return Math.max(max, Math.ceil(Math.abs(Math.round(n) - n) * 100));
+ }, 0);
+}
+
...
+ const engineOffsetErrorCents = _ndEngineOffsetErrorCents(
+ tuningOffsets.slice(0, currentStringCount)
+ );
const ok = await _ndBridgeSetChart({
...
- pitchCheckCents: pitchTolerance,
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Review comment at @screen.js at line 641:
Update the host chart setup that calls setChart to account for the maximum error
introduced by _ndEngineOffsets rounding fractional offsets. Preserve integer
rounding, calculate the maximum rounding error for the active string offsets,
and add it to pitchTolerance when setting pitchCheckCents; leave the scoreChord
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| // A live retune restage changes the | ||
| // effective tuning, which is in the | ||
| // signature, so it re-pushes here too. | ||
| _ndResyncIfTuningChanged(); |
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Poll effective tuning on the desktop fallback path.
If a desktop addon lacks the chart-verifier API, the detection tick reaches matchNotes(null) without calling _ndResyncIfTuningChanged(). A provider that restages mid-song then leaves tuningOffsets and capo stale for the rest of that session. Move the poll before the verifier/fallback branch so both paths use the current chart state.
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// Converge the ML gate every tick — arms in modes that
// read ML (native-frame / non-verifier fallback), suspends
// under the host or contained verifier. Cheap: a Set check
// that only hits the bridge on an actual state change.
_ndUpdateMlGate();
if (!enabled || processingFrame) return;
processingFrame = true;
const gen = sessionGen;
try {
// A contained-playback verifier (setContainedChart)
// has taken over the single engine chart slot with
// its own chart + playhead. Host-song scoring is
// suspended; the consumer drives the engine from its
// own tick via pushContainedPlayhead — this loop
// must do nothing that touches the chart slot or
// re-pushes the host chart over the contained one.
// _ndHostChartSuspended covers THIS instance when it
// owns the slot; _ndOtherOwnsOurSlot() covers a
// sibling instance on the same engine source.
if (_ndHostChartSuspended || _ndOtherOwnsOurSlot()) return;
// Native-frame detection (gear opt-in): pull the
// engine's post-gate mono PCM and run note_detect's
// OWN YIN/HPS/CREPE on it via the SAME processFrame
// → matchNotes pipeline the browser path uses. On
// the bridge, matchNotes routes chords to the
// engine's harmonic-comb ChordScorer (scoreChord),
// so this is "own monophonic detector + engine
// chord verifier" on engine-captured audio. The
// engine-verifier path is suppressed in this mode
// (_ndPushChartToBridge bails on usingNativeFrames),
// so _ndUsingEngineVerifier is always false here.
if (usingNativeFrames) {
const want = _ndMinAnalysisSamples(currentArrangement, bridgeSampleRate);
let frame = null;
try { frame = await ndBridgeRawAudioFrame(want); }
catch () { frame = null; }
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
// processFrame derives its sample rate from
// bridgeSampleRate when there's no audioCtx
// (the bridge case), so the engine rate flows
// through to YIN/HPS/FFT math unchanged.
//
// processFrame runs the selected YIN/HPS/CREPE on
// the engine PCM, sets detectedMidi/detectedConfidence
// for the live HUD/pitch-display, then calls
// matchNotes(buffer). matchNotes routes single-note
// and chord VERIFICATION through _ndBridgeScoreChord
// (harmonic-comb engine) because usingDesktopBridge
// is still true — this is intentional: the engine's
// spectral verifier is more reliable for hit/miss than
// a raw frequency estimate, and the feature goal is
// "chosen detector for live HUD + engine verifier for
// final scoring" (matching how getPitchDetection +
// scoreChord work on the normal bridge path). It is NOT
// a replacement verification backend.
if (frame && frame.length >= want) await processFrame(frame);
return;
}
// Engine-verifier path: the engine scores the
// pushed chart on its own background thread, so
// this loop just drains finalized verdicts and
// feeds them through the judgment pipeline. No
// detectNotes / matchNotes work runs here — that
// is exactly the per-tick load this change moves
// off the renderer event loop.
if (_ndUsingEngineVerifier) {
// The chart loads asynchronously after
// song:loaded (and can switch mid-session);
// re-push whenever the live chart diverges
// from what the engine currently holds.
// A live retune restage changes the
// effective tuning, which is in the
// signature, so it re-pushes here too.
_ndResyncIfTuningChanged();
if (_ndChartSignature() !== _ndVerifierChartSig) {
await _ndPushChartToBridge();
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
}
await _ndDrainEngineVerdicts();
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
// Live monophonic pitch for provisional on-strike
// gem feedback (see noteStateFor). The engine's
// final verdict only lands after a note's sustain
// window closes — often after the highway culls the
// gem — so polling the live detector here lets a
// struck note light immediately. One extra IPC per
// tick alongside the verdict drain.
//
// Use getRawPitch, NOT getPitchDetection: it reads
// the POST-noise-gate signal and returns midiNote
// -1 the moment the string stops ringing (gate
// closes), so the 'active' glow extinguishes when
// the player mutes. getPitchDetection holds the
// note through its decay, which kept muted sustains
// lit. Fall back to getPitchDetection only if the
// addon predates getRawPitch.
try {
// Routes to getSourceRawPitch for a bound
// source, else the legacy getRawPitch (with the
// same getPitchDetection downlevel fallback).
const lp = await _ndBridgeRawPitch();
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
if (lp && typeof lp.midiNote === 'number' && lp.midiNote >= 0
&& typeof lp.confidence === 'number'
// Strict > to match _sustainStillHeld's
// gate — a confidence landing exactly on
// the threshold must not store a pitch the
// hold logic would then ignore (flicker).
&& lp.confidence > detectionConfidenceMin) {
detectedMidi = lp.midiNote;
detectedConfidence = lp.confidence;
// This branch returns before matchNotes(),
// so log the calibration detection here or
// auto-calibrate would never see a sample
// under the engine verifier (dets stays 0).
calLogDetection();
} else {
detectedMidi = -1;
detectedConfidence = 0;
}
} catch () {
// Clear on failure, don't keep-last: the sustain
// glow is driven from detectedMidi, and
// _sustainStillHeld refreshes its grace window
// every render. Holding a stale pitch across
// repeated IPC failures would keep a muted note
// glowing indefinitely. Clearing still lets
// NOTE_SUS_GRACE_MS bridge a one-off hiccup, then
// expire if the failures persist.
detectedMidi = -1;
detectedConfidence = 0;
}
_diagDetector = {
desktop_bridge: true,
ml: bridgeMlActive,
path: 'desktop-engine-verifier',
};
// The engine-verifier path returns before
// matchNotes(), so run the timing-free verify
// target here too (else notedetect:verify never
// fires under the engine verifier). Done LAST so
// the playhead-dependent drain/live-pitch above
// run against this frame's playhead, not a
// post-IPC-shifted one. Bridge path → scoreChord
// IPC; the null buffer is unused there.
if (_verifyTarget) await runVerifyTarget(null);
return;
}
// Onset-event detection. detectNotes carries a
// per-pitch onsetSeq counter; a higher value than
// we last consumed means that pitch was struck
// anew. Consuming each onset once makes the
// single-note path edge-triggered (fires at the
// attack) instead of matching a pitch for its
// whole ring. The matched judgment is timestamped
// at the current playhead — not back-dated by the
// onset age, which is not a reliable per-onset
// duration. Chords are scored separately via the
// scoreChord IPC, gated on a fresh chord-pitch
// onset in bridgeNewOnsets.
let detection = null;
if (hasDetectNotes) {
try { detection = await desktop.audio.detectNotes(); }
catch () { detection = null; }
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
}
if (detection && Array.isArray(detection.notes)) {
bridgeNewOnsets.clear();
for (const n of detection.notes) {
if (!n || typeof n.midi !== 'number'
|| typeof n.onsetSeq !== 'number') continue;
const prev = bridgeOnsetSeqSeen.get(n.midi);
if (prev !== undefined && n.onsetSeq <= prev) continue;
bridgeOnsetSeqSeen.set(n.midi, n.onsetSeq);
// The first poll only primes the seq
// baseline — pre-existing onsets from
// before enable must not replay as a burst.
if (bridgeOnsetPrimed
&& typeof n.confidence === 'number'
&& n.confidence >= detectionConfidenceMin) {
bridgeNewOnsets.set(n.midi, {
ageMs: Number.isFinite(n.onsetMs) ? n.onsetMs : 0,
conf: n.confidence,
});
}
}
bridgeOnsetPrimed = true;
// Single-note pick = highest-confidence active
// note (level-triggered). Edge-triggering the
// single-note path on the onset posteriorgram
// alone proved too sparse for fast guitar and
// dropped notes; the onset events above are
// used only to gate chord timing.
let best = null;
for (const n of detection.notes) {
if (n && typeof n.midi === 'number'
&& (best === null || n.confidence > best.confidence)) {
best = n;
}
}
if (best && best.confidence >= detectionConfidenceMin) {
detectedMidi = best.midi;
detectedConfidence = best.confidence;
} else {
detectedMidi = -1;
detectedConfidence = 0;
detectedString = -1;
detectedFret = -1;
}
} else {
bridgeNewOnsets.clear();
const p = await _ndBridgePitch();
if (!enabled || gen !== sessionGen) return;
if (p && typeof p.midiNote === 'number' && p.midiNote >= 0
&& typeof p.confidence === 'number' && p.confidence >= detectionConfidenceMin) {
detectedMidi = p.midiNote;
detectedConfidence = p.confidence;
} else {
detectedMidi = -1;
detectedConfidence = 0;
detectedString = -1;
detectedFret = -1;
}
}
// Stamp the detector identity from the path that
// actually ran this tick (read back by the
// diagnostic export).
_diagDetector = {
desktop_bridge: true,
ml: bridgeMlActive,
path: bridgeMlActive ? 'desktop-ml-basicpitch' : 'desktop-yin',
};
// The chord branch in matchNotes() dispatches the
// audio:scoreChord IPC — no raw audio buffer is
// threaded here, the engine reads its own input
// ring. Pass null; the single-note path is gated
// on detectedMidi >= 0 and skips itself regardless,
// and checkMisses() is independent.
await matchNotes(null);
} catch (e) {
console.warn('[note_detect] bridge poll failed:', e && e.message ? e.message : e);
} finally {
processingFrame = false;
}
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Move the _ndResyncIfTuningChanged() call before the chart-verifier/fallback
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Closes #24 (fixes #24)
Note detection now maps (string, fret) to pitch using the host's effective tuning instead of the original
song_info:_syncChartStateFromHwreadshighway.getTuning(),getCapo()andgetCentOffset(). These are core's transform-aware getters (feedBack#952). If the host doesn't have them, it falls back togetSongInfo(), so older cores behave as before.centOffsetis now honoured as a global reference-pitch shift, with whole octaves removed. Matching is already octave-folded and the bass base tables already put bass in its own octave, so the usual extended-range-bass-1200changes nothing. The remaining shift is added to the per-string offsets as fractional semitones, so it reaches every expected MIDI, band range and chord member through the one existing chokepoint,_ndMidiFromStringFret.refresh,selectorclearmid-song without firing a song or arrangement event. A cheap per-tick identity check on the three getters (inprocessFrameand the engine-verifier tick) catches this and resyncs. The effective offsets are now part of the engine chart signature, so the desktop verifier re-pushes._ndBridgeSetChart,_ndBridgeScoreChord) round offsets to whole semitones. A semitone retune reaches the engine exactly. A sub-semitone remainder only refines the browser path, and it already sits inside the engine's pitch tolerance.Why a chart-transform and not a new event. The original idea was a private
retune:offsetbus event from an auto-tuner plugin. Core already has an official signal for "the chart the player sees isn't the original":chart-transformproviders may returntuning,capoandcentOffset, and core exposes them through these getters. A pitch-shift or retune plugin now integrates by registering a chart-transform provider, with no extra wiring in note detection. I didn't add theretune:offsetevent.working-tuningwas ruled out too: it describes the player's instrument, not how the audio relates to the chart. README documents the contract.Version bumped 1.32.0 → 1.33.0 in
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test/effective_tuning.test.js(7 tests):_ndRefShiftCentsoctave stripping (-1200→0,-1300→-100, A443)_ndEngineOffsetsroundingsong_info-100-cent shift moves open low E to Eb2 (39);-1200bass is unchangedcentOffset)song_infopathsetChartreceives integer offsets while the JS path keeps-1.3npm test: 360/360 pass. The existing 353 still pass, including thechart_state_syncandcontained-verifiersuites.node --check screen.jsOK.feedBack-plugin-spec/tools/validate.py:ok.Checklist
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