On Sep 24, 2005, at 00:37, Peter Mogensen wrote:
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is there any software available in the music industry
to generate notation and chords and that can be printed in sheet
music form ...
That is a *very* *very* _*very*_ difficult task to program - if not
impossible.
There's exists a few programs which tries to generate MIDI from sound,
but they work best with monophonic music and I would guess that
especially keyboard (piano?) music would be a problem. I also doubt
that
the resulting MIDI can be use directly to generate a playable score.
Even scores generated by playing into a MIDI controller and
converting that into notation (which is a much easier task) need a
lot of hand work before they're readable. I don't know of software
that does what you want at all. With the present lack of a good
electronic solution, it would be more economical for you to hire an
experienced keyboard player to do the transcription for you, or to
learn more keyboard & listening skills yourself.
(Unless you have the money to pay several people several years' wages
each, to develop suitable technology and write software for it - but
I assume if you had that kind of money you'd already have done so.
Plus you'd be waiting years for those songs.) :-)
David
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