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Yes! I'm actually using LilyPond already to create the sheet music, so if I do add the possibility for users to upload their own scores, it would most likely b
by siliconviking 13y ago
Yes!
I'm actually using LilyPond already to create the sheet music, so if I do add the possibility for users to upload their own scores, it would most likely be with LilyPond...
Although the user would still need to partition the score (ie indicate at what time a certain note occurs) if the music was to be synced up to it.
It isn't terribly labor intensive but still requires a little bit of work... so maybe, if that's what people want!
- zhemao 13y agoOh hey, sorry, just realized that you are actually the original author. See my comment above suggesting MusicXML instead, since it's more widely used and machine-readable. As for specifying times, you can use the note lengths and tempo markings to generate a rough timing and then allow the user to tweak it to fit the music. But this is awesome by the way, great job! I'd really love it if user-generated content is supported. I have a bunch of lilypond transcriptions from the Real Book that I'd like to upload.
- siliconviking 13y agoCool, let's stay in touch because I also think that user-generated content is the way forward, and I agree about MusicXML. Just need to be clever about it and make sure it's not too arduous a task for the user to upload something. Please feel free to email me or tweet at notezilla.io@gmail.com / @notezillaio and we can stay in touch / discuss further, would love more input!
- 6cxs2hd6 13y ago> It isn't terribly labor intensive but still requires a little bit of work... so maybe, if that's what people want! Well you could automate it -- simply implement 100% accurate polyphonic pitch detection. That should take, what, a weekend? ;)
- siliconviking 13y agoExactly ;) Damn I should have paid more attention in https://www.coursera.org/course/ml https://www.coursera.org/course/ml