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Hi, I have 10-15 sheets of sheet music, including multiple instruments for the same piece of music, and I would like to find the easiest program for me to tell it which notes on the sheet, and it make a MIDI file for me from the music. I don't really want an entire music making program, just a composer.
Hi, I have 10-15 sheets of sheet music, including multiple instruments for the same piece of music, and I would like to find the easiest program for me to tell it which notes on the sheet, and it make a MIDI file for me from the music. I don't really want an entire music making program, just a composer.
Which program(s) have you already tried which weren't easy enough? Rosegarden?
At any rate, I did a little searching, and found a java program that will take a scan of printed music and convert it to musicXML: https://audiveris.dev.java.net It may do MIDI as well.
Rosegarden may be able to read the musicXML files and then convert them midi. MuseScore http://mscore.sourceforge.net/en/idx.php, although newer, will read musicXML and export to MIDI.
For a WYSIWYG music editor that you can click in the notes MuseScore is pretty promising and is getting better. I have heard of others who do everything in Rosegarden as well.
For a WYSIWYG music editor that you can click in the notes MuseScore is pretty promising and is getting better. I have heard of others who do everything in Rosegarden as well.
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