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    Toadflax

    Toadflax

    graphical front-end for editing/transposing abc music files

    Toadflax is a graphical tool for displaying and editing/manipulating tunes in abc notation. It exists in two forms, Toadflax built using GTK and py_toadflax built using tkinter, the python window toolkit. It allows the user to load in abc music notation files and work on each one independently. The music is displayed on-screen, without needing to use a PostScript interpreter, making it a lightweight notation viewer. The Toadflax program uses a music renderer based on yaps, while py_toadflax uses the music renderer from the abcCairo project based on abcm2ps. ...
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    Octavia is a music description language that reads a text file and converts to midi. It also provides the full power of python interpreter.
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    PyBuzz is a machine plugin for the Buzz Modular Tracker that acts as a host for python scripts using the python interpreter engine developed by http://www.python.org.
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