Op 08-02-2021 om 14:05 schreef Tom Peters:
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That said, I wonder if you can recommend a simpler and more complete
alternative. What I have been looking for is a tool to generate scores
and accompanying sound files to study scales and tunings, as examples
for my website on music theory
(http://arpeters.net/Nederlandse_paginas/Muziekleer/Inhoud.htm : in
Dutch). So nothing fancy with multiple tracks and driving an expensive
synthesizer. From the description, Rosegarden would be able to do
that, but from my initial experience I wonder if it isn't too heavy.
Any suggestions for alternatives?
Have you looked at Lilypond? It's a notation editor, focused on
rendering high quality music print, but it also creates midi-files.
Drawback is that entering the notes is done "by hand", with a computer
keyboard. There's an excellent companion for that, Frescobaldi, but
still entering notes, rests etc. is done by hand.
If you're interested, I can guide you a bit through it, preferably by
private mail and in Dutch..
regards, Jogchum
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