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A prominent peak the singer dwelled on that landed on a chromatic degree outside the requested scale: a note sung "by mistake", not a mis-intoned scale note.
Unlike NoteAnalysis there is no target and no grading. An off-scale note has nothing in the requested scale to deviate from, so it carries no deviationPercent / score / tier — it is reported for awareness, not scored, and never affects the overall PitchingScore. Whether such mistakes should ever be penalized is an open product question, deliberately out of scope here.
Only ever populated when an explicit scale was supplied to com.musicmuni.voxatrace.accura.Accura.analyzePitching — see IntonationAnalysisResult.offScaleNotes for how a peak is classified as off-scale.
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Properties
Signed cents from nearestInScaleLabel's target (positive = sharp).
Detected histogram peak position in cents relative to tonic.
Detected histogram peak frequency in Hz.
Nearest in-scale note, for "you reached for P" UI framing. A positional heuristic for intent, not a measured fact.
Signed cents from the chromatic degree label names (positive = sharp). Within the off-scale capture radius by construction; lets a UI place the peak slightly off its gridline.