On 3/18/2019 2:18 PM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
[snip]
That experimental PDF conversion is one such example. Other examples
might include:
* Handwriting recognition (on a touch screen)
* Polyphonic audio-to-notation
* Tighter integration with DAWs for the best possible playback
* "Harmonically aware" input modes (guiding to "proper" harmonies and
voicings)
* Etc.
[snip]
Handwriting recognition on a touch screen is already here -- there are 2
programs on iOS called Symphony Pro and Notion, both of which has
handwriting recognition. There's a notation program at the Microsoft
store which works very well on the Surface tablet, called StaffPad which
handles handwritten notation very well. All three of those can export
MusicXML for import into Finale/Sibelius/Dorico/MuseScore.
I have no clue how easy/difficult the rest would be, but handwriting
recognition is making great progress.
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David H. Bailey
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