Re: MusicXML import: looking for co-sponsors

[Dewdman42]

What is the status of porting NoteEdit to Windows?


Matevz Jekovec wrote:
> 
> 
>>xml2ly is:
>>If anybody has already tried xml2ly and got it to run properly, why are
they
>>not satisfied with it? Is it because the "necessary basic" is more than
just
>>the (claimed) features of the converter? It supposedly can do:
>>multi-parts score
>>multi-voices parts
>>multi-staves parts (piano parts)
>>clef and time changes
>>slurs and ties
>>chords
>>tuplets
>>graces
>>ornaments
>>barlines
>>dynamics
>>  
>>
> Linux users can use NoteEdit meanwhile. It can import from MusicXML all
> the above mentioned features (+ arbitrary text, hidden rests, lyrics
> etc.). The only major unsupported feature is the non-standard tuplets
> (currently only triplets are supported), but I'm working on it for
> 2.8.1. It supports both MusicXML and Lily export formats among the others.
> 
> NoteEdit is going to be in the future Qt4-only project, so we're aiming
> to port it to other non-Unix platforms as well.
> 
> 
> Regards.
> - Matevž
> 
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