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"Greg Mayman" wrote to "Mike Ross" (19 Dec 02 09:02:00) --- on the topic of "TALKING BOOKS" -=> Mike Ross said to Greg Mayman -=> about "TALKING BOOKS" on 12-16-02 10:56..... MR> but I still haven't found MR> one that does manuscript sheet music yet! GM> That's the hard part. GM> One of my aquaintances was looking for a computer program that GM> would transpose and print music -- he is a singer and not every GM> bit of music he can buy is in his range. GM> A mutual friend told him about Cakewalk, which I have been using GM> for about 4 years, which should do the job of transposing and GM> printing, but his problem is entering the music into the program. GM> He sure could use an ocr that would read musical scores. I found a little program called Music Studio which is very good with musical notation. Not to argue but I think it's better than CW at it. I tried another called Voyetra Digital Orchestrator but it too isn't as easy as Music Studio with musical notation. GM> I suggested that he should go to a firm I knew of that GM> specializes in computer music, but I don't think he ever went GM> there. The local comptuter shop was much more convenient. GM> As a result he's just paid out about $3000 for a new computer GM> without buying ANY of the software that he will need to do the GM> job. GM> Ah, well, he can probably afford it... Ouch just the same... GM> OTOH there used to be software for "reading" a musical recording GM> or a live pickup, and outputing it to a printed score. Byte had GM> an article about it, some 15+ years ago. GM> It could even sort out one instrument, say an oboe, from an GM> orchestral recording. I guess there was a lot of high speed GM> waveform analysis going on... Oh, that is some feat alright. The only thing I can do really easily is read a MID file and then separate the tracks into musical staffs for printing but I guess that's a given. But to actually pick out an individual instrument from a busy recording is quite astounding and that seems to me even harder than voice recognition!!! Maybe I'm wrong... Mike **** ... Isn't Fourier and it's applications a bitch! --- Blue Wave/DOS v2.30* Origin: Juxtaposition BBS, Telnet:juxtaposition.dynip.com (1:167/133) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 167/133 379/1 633/267 |
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