greggwon
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Posted: February 09, 2009 21:28 by greggwon
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How about support for things like the old TRS-80 ORC music notations? There is also the keykit (<http://www.keykit.com/>) notation that is quite well developed. |
Notation for music
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Posted: February 21, 2009 04:40 by dmkoelle
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One of the great things about JFugue is that it's easy to implement new parsers for other music formats. I would be particularly interested in an ABC parser, since there's a large body of music already written in ABC. My strategy is to leave the development of additional parsers to the JFugue community. That's worked for MusicXML so far. Those interested in developing their own parsers should look at Parser.java, MusicStringParser.java, MidiParser.java, and MusicXmlParser.java. My rationale behind creating JFugue's musical dialect was that I wanted something simple to use - something that could provide a high degree of usability instantly, without requiring in-depth musical knowledge on behalf of the user, as well as something that could be innovative about clever and learnable ways to do complicated things (like specify a chord, or even an inversion of a chord). I found this link for Keykit (When I went to keykit.com, I got a domain parking page): http://www.nosuch.com/keykit/ And I believe this is a good site for the TRS-80 ORC formats: http://www.trs-80.com/trs80-main-orch80.htm |
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