Hello Jamie what is goodfeel? thanks ryan
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From: Jamie Seeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, August 19, 1999 8:54 AM
Subject: RE: Goodfeel
>Hi, Koji:
>I am totally blind and have looked into the Goodfeel demo. I am a pianist
>and was tired of going through the Library of Congress to get their out
>dated scores. Also, I found that it took to long for these scores to reach
>me. The program seems to work well with JFW. Below is a message from the
>president of Dancing Dots Bill McCann. With in this message you will find
>out how you can reach him and how to down load a version of the demo disk
of
>Goodfeel. I am wondering what your student's name and what instrument is
he
>or she majoring? I hope this is not to nosy for asking this. I hope this
>helps.
>Jamie Seeger e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Hi,
>
>If you are blind, you may want to try a program called Cakewalk. Cakewalk
>converts your PC into a multi-track recording studio. We have sold
>Cakewalk to blind musicians all over the world although it was developed
>for sighted people and is very popular as a mainstream application. With
>Cakewalk, you can record your own arrangements and compositions and make
>an audio recording and/or a printed score for sighted players. You can
>save your work as a MIDI file and pass it to our GOODFEEL(TM) translator
>for transcription into music braille.
>
>Our sighted customers use a music notation package called Lime. Lime
>converts your PC into a blank sheet of staff paper. After you have
>entered your piece into Lime, you can pass it to GOODFEEL too for
>transcription into braille.
>
> You can download our GOODFEEL demo
>from www.dancingdots.com or we'll mail you a diskette if you like. I am
>assuming that you read braille music notation. If you need an
>intro/refresher, we sell Bettye Krolick's How to Read Braille Music.
>
>Thanks for your note. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
>
>Bill McCann
>President
>
>Download: a demo of the GOODFEEL(TM) Braille Music Translator,
>version 2.0 for Windows with Lyrics,
>from http://www.dancingdots.com
>E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>Dancing Dots
>Tel: 610 783-6692 Fax: 610 783-6732
>PO Box 927, Valley Forge, PA 19482
>
>
>
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>> Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 9:48 AM
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>> Subject: Goodfeel
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>> Hi,
>> I've been researching for a student who wants to major in Music at
>> college. She wants to be able to produce music score in both print and
>> braille using a screen reader. Based on some advices from other lists, I
>> found the program called Goodfeel from Dancingdots. The way I
>> understand, this program translates MIDI files into both braille and
>> print scores. Does this program work with JFW? If this is the correct
>> information, what's the most accessable program to create MIDI files
>> using JFW? If you could think of other solutions, I'd really appreciate
>> your advice. Forgive my English; I hope I am using the correct
>> terminology by saying music score which means the code to represent
>> musical sound.
>>
>> Koji
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