Since I first got lilypond going, I've been learning how to use it by transcribing audio into .ly files. This takes me back to my early music studies, except that then I had to do it by hand!
Those musical studies are a long way behind now, though, and - while I'm pleased to have the ability to be able to do this at all - I'm conscious of the fact that I'm probably not doing it in the best/most efficient way: on the other hand, never having been formally shown how to do this (as a string player, I was spared having to learn piano staff notation, etc., etc), reducing to piano score, for example, becomes quite a tricky task. Do others on the list do similar stuff, and does anyone have any tips on how to make the task quicker, easier and/or more accurate? Or pointers to books/web pages on the subject? I'm aware that this isn't _strictly_ a lilypond issue, but this is about as suitable a forum as I think I'm likely to find... -- Stephen Allsopp [EMAIL PROTECTED] End of message reached. For your comfort and convenience, we recommend that you stop reading now. _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
