Am 14.04.2008 um 17:50 schrieb Rick Hansen (aka RickH):
I've used just about every notaion program that exists, but I still
like to
just write out my sheets on staff paper with a pencil prior to
entering the
data into a formal notaion software like lilypond or whatever.
It would be wonderful if I could generate lilypond source code from a
hand-written staff initially, then go back and tweak it in code.
After all,
all the information is there on the page, it just needs to be
interpreted.
Is anyone aware of any commercial program, dll, or open source
projects that
are working on music OCR that would have the potential to (one day)
be used
to generate lilypond source code? Preferably open source.
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Funny you should think of it that way, the last two scores I've done,
I've actually written not on normal staff paper, but on notebook paper
in lilypond code, a kind of hybrid between seeing several staves and
having the lilypond code. It makes translating to lilypond code a bit
easier, because, at least for the input things, I'm thinking about how
it's going to be in lilypond. While I'm sure this could be very easily
read and translated by OCR software and used by lilypond's parallel
music option, if a change needed to be made to just one staff, or if
you wanted to extract music for parts, it would be pretty involved.
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