Hi Aaron,
That is a great suggestion. Thanks a lot!
I have been playing around with it and noticed that in order to keep the
order of the generated braille identical to the Lilypond code, I would
need to also override the top-level-score-handler, and possibly others
to keep track of the
On 2024-04-01 3:47 am, Maurits Lamers via Discussions on LilyPond
development wrote:
Hey all,
I also asked this question on the lilypond-user mailing list, but I
gather it is a rather complex question for that list. As you might be
aware, I have been working on a braille extension for
Hey all,
I also asked this question on the lilypond-user mailing list, but I
gather it is a rather complex question for that list. As you might be
aware, I have been working on a braille extension for Lilypond which
(based on the music info extraction example) renders Lilypond scores
into
Hello folks,
Here is a first presentation of one of the two current projects aiming at a
powerful tool for Braille music writing.
Sao Mai is a foundation in Vietnam, the other project is being done by the
MuseScore team.
JM
> Début du message réexpédié :
>
> De: Sarah Morle
> I will try to get my prototype together and integrated with Lilypond
> over the next couple of weeks and check it into my branch. It's
> going to be pretty rough but at least functional.
Thank you very much in advance for your efforts!
Werner
Hi,
OK, not many comments but I guess since there is no code, there's
nothing to comment on :)
I will try to get my prototype together and integrated with Lilypond
over the next couple of weeks and check it into my branch.
It's going to be pretty rough but at least functional.
Cheers,
Ralph
27;s kinda one of my bucket list items so to speak.
Understood. Well, we should then probably remove Braille support from
the GSoC list.
Werner
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>
>> I have resurrected my Braille music output project, which was
>> originated around 12 years ago [...] I've been beavering away it it
>> for the past few months and I have a rough prototype, probably sor
> I have resurrected my Braille music output project, which was
> originated around 12 years ago [...] I've been beavering away it it
> for the past few months and I have a rough prototype, probably sort
> of a proof of concept really, to fully explore the issues. [...]
Gre
Hi,I see that there is some renewed activity in Lilypond dev and that's always
nice to see.I would like to drop something entirely different into the pot.
I have resurrected my Braille music output project, which was originated around
12 years ago and has been picked up and dropped at va
Hi Keith,
my reactions are between the lines
> Maurits Lamers weidestraat.nl> writes:
>
>> I might be wrong, but I don't think creating a separate Braille context
> will work, as it would require the
>> same music to be defined twice, one as normal music and o
Maurits Lamers weidestraat.nl> writes:
> I might be wrong, but I don't think creating a separate Braille context
will work, as it would require the
> same music to be defined twice, one as normal music and one as Braille.
I do not know what you mean by 'defining' the
Hi Keith,
Thanks for answering!
After reading your reply I became aware that I didn't mention that the way of
triggering the Braille output should be similar to the way midi export is done,
for example in the form of a \braille tag.
I might be wrong, but I don't think creating
Maurits Lamers weidestraat.nl> writes:
> This is a new initiative to bring Braille music output to Lilypond.
Maybe let LilyPond read the input, iterate through the timing, and
prepare the music streams as she does to send to each context such
as 'Staff'.
You might make
Hi all,
This subject has already been discussed a quite a few times on this list and
other lists in the past.
This is a new initiative to bring Braille music output to Lilypond. I have been
asked by a few Dutch organisations for people with a visual handicap to look
into how much work it
2008/11/22 Ralph Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I notice from recent times that a few people are interested in MusicXML
> output from Lilypond.
Hi Ralph,
I have added your contribution to the tracker's page on
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=665
I think helping the FreeDots' p
Hi,
I notice from recent times that a few people are interested in MusicXML
output from Lilypond.
I have been approached by a programmer who is interested in helping me
with my efforts to produce braille output by going the XML approach. I
think this would be easier than trying to get the
Hi All,
I have had a request to re-animate my efforts to include some kind of
Braille support.
In the past I have looked into adding some kind of typesetting features,
in the way of special engravers, and I got quite a way to doing this, to
the extent of actually rendering simple Braille
[I'm CC-ing the mailing list since that's where there are more people
with useful insights]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > There have been some attempts at Braille output, but I haven't seen
> > anythi
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So, the first bar is monophonic. The Braille is just attached to the
note events in the normal way
The polypohonic voices in the second bar have the notes attached to each
moment to wh
Hi,
I have been experimenting with system spacing and I have noticed some
curious effects.
In the pursuit of completing my Braille stuff, I have been experimenting
with spacing where there is no Staff context.
For example, just lyrics, or Braille.
I expected the Braille/Lyrics to close up
Hi,
OK, Sounds sensible, I'll go along with all of that.
Yoodaboss!
>
> No, who would do that? If it is working, we will ship and document the
> BrailleStaff in the standard distribution.
>
We have customers that say that.
"Don't worry about it, we'd never do that!"
I'd better get on with i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > do them as a font? Isn't it easier to do a markup, eg.
> >
> > \markup { \braile #"..o.o.o" }
> >
> > which takes the pattern of . and o and puts the dots in the
> > right place?
> >
>
> That&#x
Hi Han-Wen,
Reponses below:
> -Original Message-
> From: Han-Wen Nienhuys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 24 February 2004 11:12
>
>
> > So, I'm pretty well done doing a Braille font for Lily, that's no
> > problem.
>
> Huh? I thought
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Yippee
> I've got some spare time.
Good!
> So, I'm pretty well done doing a Braille font for Lily, that's no
> problem.
Huh? I thought braille is are just a grid of six dots. Why would you
do them as a font? Isn't it easie
I'd recommend to look at the support for figured bass or
chord names for some inspiration. It seems that you want
to typeset the Braille in a separate context which makes it
easy to place it above or below and existing Staff or whatever
other context.
/Mats
Ralph Little wrote:
Yippee
Yippee
I've got some spare time.
So, I'm pretty well done doing a Braille font for Lily, that's no
problem.
How I've decided to tackle it is to design a new engraver which will
"hang" the Braille text across the top of the current context items
(e.g. Staff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> My scheme isn't really up to much and the kind of code required to add
> Braille output will be more comfortable in C++ in my view.
> Modifying the grammar is trivial to add a \braille block. Where I take it
> from this is a bit of a mystery...
Ther
Hi,
I have been looking through the code performer/midi code to see if it would
be appropriate to link the Braille output into here. It all seems very midi
oriented.
Can anybody advise me, before I get any further into it, as to whether or
not it will be worth trying to shoehorn some code into
mme from a shop
name eurobraille ( http://www.eurobraille.com sorry it's in french) And
he got a "scriba", whith is the most interface between computeur and
him, with this, he can read and write in all the editor or world
prossesor.
But he explain me that there's a diffrent
Hi,
Sorry, I don't have much contact with the internet while at home.
Same goes for Christmas, but I have plenty of printed out homework.
You'll also have to bear with me 'cos I know nowt about Braille or Braille
music, although I'm learning fast.
It is looking like simultaneo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Spacing is not significant to the extent that it is in ordinary notation,
> and the music is encoded into simply a list of Braille symbols, as spacing
> is a lot less significant to a blind reader.
OK, but how is polyphonic music handled?
--
Han-Wen
Hi,
I gave it some thought last night and I tend to agree.
It might also require a lot less time to work a \midi style extension (e.g.
\braille{}) to drop out the braille version of the music, although the
ability to mix normal and braille scoring might be desirable albeit a lot
more complicated
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Otherwise, it seems to me that with the aid of a suitable font, another
> engraver might do the trick for this.
> The Braille Music is encoded as a Braille character stream not too disimilar
> to standard music notation so that it could be another outpu
Hi,
I have had a look at Braille Music and *GOSH* it's a bit complicated!
However, undaunted I'm gonna give it a go!
There is plenty of documentation on it out there on the Internet.
I have a few questions which you guys might be able to help with:
Firstly, does anybody know if it is p
Hi,
I guess it depends on what form of output this chap requires.
He might require either standard PS-style output using some funny braille
font, or a special output as you suggest.
I will study the web links in more depth and maybe contact the guy and see
how the land lies and I'll let y
Probably, Han-Wen or Jan should answer this qustion, but I
give it a first try. Since the design of Lilypond is very
modular, it should be easy to add a new output format. Most
of the current backends are implemented in Scheme, so that's
probably where you should look.
The recently introduced XML o
Hi,
I'd be quite interested in contributing to this.
I have not developed on Lily before, but I have experience mostly with C,
but also more recently with C++ and am quite keen. ;)
Anybody got a good idea as to where would be a good place to start?
Regards,
Ralph
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only thing missing is the possibility for lilypond to produce
braille output, my friend will be able to print the score we produce.
I foud other program on the net but they are graphical tools and he
can't use them, this programs produce score that are realy less readable
than those l
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