Laura Conrad a écrit : >>>>>> "ethan" == ethan a young <ethan.y.us@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > > ethan> What has other's experiences been so far with these new and > ethan> developing programs? > > I use lilypond and have used ABC in the past. You can use rosegarden > or musescore as a frontend to lilypond, but I haven't been very > successful doing it. I have an emacs program that takes MIDI keyboard > input and puts lilypond notes in the buffer, and I can use > point-and-click on the xpdf screen to get back to my emacs buffer. > > I don't claim that this is as easy to set up as a GUI would be, but > given all the options you want for a full-featured notation editor, > for me anything that works with emacs is easier to use than anything > that doesn't. > Following the thread, i admit i still do not have made my choice: i stared by using denemo with lilypond output, then switched to write lilypond or ABC with vim, and have recently given a try with nted. I noticed nted has a good midi-output, considering ornaments and other expression directives. - ben _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
