Lilypond generates a MIDI file of your score. You could import that MIDI file in a DAW of your preference.
El El jue, 23 jul 2020 a las 14:28, Parviz Farnia < mydiscussionfor...@gmail.com> escribió: > Hello, > > Recently, I've started learning Lilypond (I'm completely a newbie in this > field). I'm impressed by the excellent quality of the scores one can > produce via Lilypond. I was wondering whether it is possible to import > scores generated by Lilypond to professional softwares allowing to play > music. Let's say you've composed a piece for symphony orchestra and you > wish to hear it for example by using Kontakt (Native instruments), well > it's just an example, obviously there are many other professional softwares > out there. So my question is: Is this possible or everything stops there > once the PDF output of the score has been created by Lilypond and therefore > one will have to create again manually everything from scratch on the other > software for playing it? > > I tried Frescobaldi's MIDI player, but the sound quality was not even > close to the music instruments. Somewhat the quality was a bit better using > Finale, but if Lilypond is the solution that I choose to learn and use, I > would like to know what are the possibilities to transfer the generated > score to other (professional) softwares (any suggestion is welcomed) for > playing the piece? > > Thanks in advance. > -- www.martinrinconbotero.com
