Denemo - a gtk+ frontend to GNU Lilypond / News: Recent posts

GNU Denemo 0.7.6 is now available

Changes in this release:
Fake chord support
Basic Midi keyboard input
Score Configuration Wizard
Various bug fixes
Independent Staff lengths

With so many bug fixes and a rebuilding of the entire C sound playback system. The Denemo team is happy to announce the release of the 0.75 release.

Additionally Denemo has reverted to C code and has a working midi import engine inplace.

To see a list of the large amount of bug fixes and new features, look at the changelog on the news page of the denemo.sourceforge.net site or in CVS.

We are rapidly nearing the release of the 0.80 beta release of Denemo. Download the latest cvs and help us crush some bugs!

Denemo now has an archives for compositions in the .denemo file format. Visit www.denemochives.com to submit your compositions. All compositions must be licensed according to the creative content license or other similar licenses (see the site for details)
The emphasis is on new original compositions.

Denemo has a fine user manual available in two ways:
on the denemo.sourceforge.net site and in the Denemo gui in the help menu.

Denemo is a graphical notation editor that outputs lilypond code. It is wired for speed with a extremely customizable keybinding scheme permitting touch typable notation input. Denemo is a modal editor in the tradition of Vim and is rapidly developing to be the best notation editor available and with the combination of Lilypond the best music engraving system.

The Denemo development team has been busy at work on a Windows and Fink (Mac) port of Denemo. To beta test these ports join one of the Denemo Mailing lists.

Although many sites linking to Denemo binaries would give the impression that Denemo isn't active, infact Denemo is alive and kickin.

Our latest stable release 0.74 offers the following features:
A graphical score preparation enviroment for LilyPond files
touch typeable note entry, making it possible to keep your hands on the computer keyboard over 95% of the time.
Pango support for multilingual input of text.
Midi inport
Templates
plus many more features to numerious to detail here

Hello,

You'll now actually find Denemo's source code in the CVS area, as of a few minutes ago. Use it in good health. :)

Matt