lilypond does import from midi data
see http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/user/lilypond/
Invoking-midi2ly#Invoking-midi2ly
with your midi file, make sure that you put your different
counterpoint voices on different tracks. Also make sure that you hard/
destructive-quantize the attacks. Just as important, hard-quantize
the durations of the notes to the duration you want to see (ie.
beware the sustain pedal and be aware that cubase or logic or
whatever has a 'display quantize' which can make you forget to do this).
you'll still need to learn the basics of lilypond to get good looking
output, and for simple exercises and answers it's much easier and
quicker to just type them straight in.
(fyi lilypond is great for those slazer/shenker diagrams - should you
ever get the urge...)
Damian
On 26 Apr 2007, at 21:54, arthur wrote:
Dear Lilypond's,
We want realy want to use Lilypond in our studygroup.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=175018
question:
'can Lilypound also convert mididata into ordinary manuscript paper?'
(Is there any midi software related with Lilypond?)
Thank U
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