[comp.sources.wanted] Wanted: Music on a laserprinter

ricec@stolaf.UUCP (Craig D. Rice) (07/21/87)

	We are thinking about developing a package to print music
on our Imagen laserprinter.  Has anyone done any development on such
a project that will take a textfile and convert it into something
suitable for output on a laserprinter?

	Our goal is to produce a program which can print parts as
well as a complete score for a piece of music.

	I heard about this originally in the book "Metamagical Themas"
by Douglas R. Hofstadter, in which Dr. Donald Byrd had used a program
called "SMUT" to print some of the music found in the book.  I called
Dr. Byrd at Indiana University, but found that he had left the University
to start his own company.  If anyone has any idea where I might get ahold
of Dr. Byrd, I would be very interested.

	Thanks for any information -- please mail responses to me, rather
than posting to this newsgroup.  If there is a lot of interest, I will post
a summary of what I find out to this newsgroup.

Craig


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berger@clio.las.uiuc.edu (07/24/87)

The Computer Music Group at the Computer Education Research Lab
at the University of Illinois has developed a software package
for printing scores on a laser printer.  The software is part
of a complete system, including computer controlled synthesizer,
for composing music and recording it on the computer via a
MIDI keyboard.  Versatile editing features are provided.

For more information, contact
Lippold Haken
Computer Music Group
252 Engineering Research Lab
103 S. Mathews
Urbana, Il. 61801

217-333-0766


			Mike Berger
			Center for Advanced Study
			University of Illinois 

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