Re: [Canorus-user] Using Canorus for Grad Work

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Me too I'm finding Noteedit to satisfy most of what I need
as a front-end to lilypond but I'm keeping a close eye on
Canorus and would like to switch over as soon as possible.
I publish on the net chamber music with guitar (all free,
no strings attached if you'll excuse the pun) at
http://www.blackstock.ca if anyone wants to have a look.
Incidentally, I'm running Nutch/Lucene as well to
index sites that have free music scores - it's a work in
progress but it's already pretty useful if you're looking
for online scores.

This is my latest score - Sarasate's Romanza Andaluza
adapted for violin and guitar:

http://www.blackstock.ca/egroupware/sitemgr/utilities/?page_name=fluteandguitar#romanza_andaluza

Cheers,
Mike


 

can...@li... wrote:

>I would prefer using NoteEdit for a few months. It comes in all Linuxdistributions I'm aware and is stable enough.
>Current features Canorus misses:- dynamics, articulation etc. marks- import/export to/from MusicXml and NoteEdit
>Dynamics and other marks will be implemented shortly (January releaseshould include them). The import/export filters will be implementsomeday as well, but dunno when :)
>Stuff which work:- notes, rests, barlines, clefs, time/key sigs, slurs- export to LilyPond- lyrics, harmony function marks
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>Regards.-Matevž
>can...@li... pravi:> Hi all,>> I noticed the disclaimer on the main page, but I have to ask, since it> seems like there are a growing number of daily users of this> app...just how suitable is it for daily use? I'm starting my graduate> degree in music theory/composition in January, and I'd like to steer> clear of proprietary apps. In addition I'd like something that will> install natively on my Asus EEE PC, which runs Linux. Are there any> Linux composers out there? What do you use?>> Thanks,>> Nathan>>   
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