I am looking for a way, a third-party application, a trick, a publication, to interactively (in real-time) display a musical score. Any suggestions are welcome.
Also, I would like as far as possible to avoid the FOSC or Fomus approach, because they’re a bit tricky to install and I am not sure about their ability for real-time rendering.
Basically, I am thinking of sending some midi notes through OSC in order to update the “displayer” (see musicXML or SVG for instance). But before to go further I would like some feedback about your own experience or your own thought about that.
Sounds like your talking about realtime scores / animated notation?
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There are a lot of problems with this approach though, and a whole journal about some of issues here
https://www.tenor-conference.org/proceedings.html
Personally, I’d recommend you stay away from traditional notation. It inevitably ends up being a sight reading challenge.
Try looking at some of these for other ideas? (A small section of a biblio)
http://animatednotation.com/
http://ryanrosssmith.com/animatednotation.html
… Literally writing about some of this in my PhD.
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Super!
Thanks for that. This is exactly what I was looking for.
I am going to study all that.
Inscore seems to be a good approach.
