yse@minster.york.ac.uk (06/11/91)
Hi y'all.
I'm not a PC bod, so I thought I'd ask all you kindly netters (creep creep)...
My music teacher (a non-computer buff) is looking for PC notation S/W
Basically he is tired of writing out the same exercises and snipets of
score for all his pupils (I would imagine that `How much is that doggy in the
window' would get pretty irksome by the tenth time of writing!)
So a notation package which he can use as a score-database is what is
needed. Time and key signatures are a must, additional free-text such as
fingering numbers and other tuition notes are highly desirable.
MIDI is not important.
His H/W - a bottom of the range PC-Compatible, mono with 2 floppies and a
dot-matrix printer.
Any pointers? Public Domain is preffered. Commercial S/W is OK as long
as the price is not too high.
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What noise annoys an oyster? yse@uk.ac.york.minster
A noisey noise annoys an oyster!ttl@aura.cs.wisc.edu (Tony Laundrie) (06/12/91)
In article <676646992.7418@minster.york.ac.uk> yse@minster.york.ac.uk writes: > >My music teacher (a non-computer buff) is looking for PC notation S/W > >So a notation package which he can use as a score-database is what is >needed. Time and key signatures are a must, additional free-text such as >fingering numbers and other tuition notes are highly desirable. >MIDI is not important. > >His H/W - a bottom of the range PC-Compatible, mono with 2 floppies and a > dot-matrix printer. > "Laser Music Processor" is fine for this situation. Available for $79 (+ shipping) from Leigh's Computers, 1-800-321-MIDI. ttl@cs.wisc.edu
epog6796@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Eric Peter Olson) (06/13/91)
>In article <676646992.7418@minster.york.ac.uk> yse@minster.york.ac.uk writes: >>My music teacher (a non-computer buff) is looking for PC notation S/W >> >>So a notation package which he can use as a score-database is what is >>needed. Time and key signatures are a must, additional free-text such as >>fingering numbers and other tuition notes are highly desirable. >>MIDI is not important. >> >>His H/W - a bottom of the range PC-Compatible, mono with 2 floppies and a >> dot-matrix printer. >> You might want to try the musician shareware (in the SB-Adlib directory (players) at snake.mcs.kent.edu) You need a SB (or Adlib?) to hear what you entered, but you can see the notes, add text, and then laser/d.matrix print it. --- its shareware, try it free to see if you like it.
nimin@loanshark.cs.indiana.edu (min ni) (06/13/91)
Hi, I happen to have such a PC software which is designed for music score and strange sounds which you can input by your need. This program can hold up to 1,000 tempo & melodies. If anybody is interested send me a mail, I'll give you more details. Ni Min