That makes sense to me. In my case it's only 10% of arranging and composing.
I read somewhere btw that there's an OpenOffice-tool as well; I'll have to check that one out for sure. On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 1:16 PM, Nils Gey <[email protected]> wrote: > An important but unasked question is for what do you need notation? > > If it is "just" transcribing from paper the task is not that critical. > You need to get "in" information you already know. But if you compose > or arrange and you are not a conservative person who was taught to > repeat the sentence "real composers use pen and paper" over and over > again you want to have more control over your music. > > I think that lilypond is not suited for composing in its syntax. Its an > engraver with the purpose to create notation sheets. How the > information was generated does not matter. > > So you need an additional tool to write and modify your notes in a > more musical way. And thats Denemo. > > Nils > > >
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