Yes, it is interesting. There are several attempts at xml music notation
out there. The one they cooked up at UVA (called MEI) is pretty
impressive. I want to study this more when I get a chance. I wish I
could catch some of Music Informatiom Retrival conference held here in
October. Unfortunately
This sounds very interesting to me and I'd like to see the results of your
work.
I don't have any plans in the near future related to Music + Markup, so I
can't be of any use for your project except that I have some musical
education and quite a lot of experience with Cocoon and probably will be
Hello,
I have just 'assembled' a Cocoon[1] generator for MIDI files. This component
takes a MIDI file as its source and then generates an XML representation of
the file in XMidi. XMidi was developed several years ago by Peter Loeb. I
was looking for an excuse to develop a Cocoon component and I
This is a cool idea Mark !
I have been playing with the idea myself of using cocoon as a sort of
binary transformation engine (so not just XML). I was wondering if I
wouldn't be abusing the framework too much in this way, as it was built
for XML transformations mainly :-) Still i think that
