On 4/20/19 12:05 AM, Rodolfo Medina wrote:
Dieter <[email protected]> writes:
Thank you... It'd be great. I'll try to install Audiveris in my Linux
machine. If successful, I'll then start the happy `xml -> tex' walk. I'll let
you know.
I managed to build and run audiveris on my Mint 18.3 linux station. I
followed the instructions at
https://bacchushlg.gitbooks.io/audiveris-5-1/content/install/sources.html
My test case is a simple MUP engraved keyboard score: 'Musette' by
J.S.Bach from Anna Magdalena Notenbüchlein. When opening the .mxl result
file with MuseScore I notice that the musicxml transcription is far from
error free. I wouldn't expect that either. It looks like, though, that
audiveris may free you from some tedious Scoding.
I'd propose that a specific repository be created, including all and only music
score sources...
Judged from my quality assurance while maintaining WIMA 2001-2012 I'd
not recommend that proposal. My experience is that the quality of score
contributions varies substantially. How would you now from a pmx
engraving source ONLY that the engraver has prepared a proper score? You
need a PDF result to evaluate that.
Greetings
--
Christian Mondrup
WIMA: Werner Icking Music Archive
http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:WIMA_files
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