There is a program called Transcribe! that is intended as an aid in aurally
transcribing music. It has so many useful features in this regard.
But it can also generate a piano roll style notation that works reasonable
well, even of polyphonic pieces. He has some contextual smarts in there for
On 3/18/2019 2:18 PM, Craig Parmerlee wrote:
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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
Thanks for that brief synopsis. The PDF import feature is very
interesting. I know that there are many people in each of the camps
(Finale, Sibelius, Dorico et al) who really just want to see the best
notation. And of course, nobody is against having the best notation
output possible. But
