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I said, don't get stuck with my problems, look at it from a wider MuseScore usability point of view.Īctually, the best for me (us) would be a port of the Capella Reader to Mac, Linux and Linux derivates (like Android and iOS).
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Implementing CAPX import gives Musescore a unique advantage of being the only other scorewriter which can import all Capella files, not only the old binary CAP format but also the current open CapXML, and thus giving its users the ability to use the thousands of Capella formatted scores available for free download on the Web (or for a modest subscription fee as from ) It could be any other score writer or score reader. It seems, after browsing thru that an MXL file needs some more complexity than simply renaming a ZIPped XML file to SomeScore.MXL from SomeScore.XML.īTW, if MusicXML would be the way to go, then MuseScore is more or less no longer part of the solution for my problems. for the producer of the Capella formatted sheet music, it is the same additional step just like ZIPping the XML file. Would Musescore be able to open an MXL directly without the intermediate step of uncompressing it first to XML?Īny way. So please do not search for solutions for my situation, but think about the positive side for Musescore users, when Muscescore does not stop supporting the import of Capella files, which effectively occurs when providing import of the old binary format, but not of the current formats. Everything has to be as simple as possible. There is already enough special treatment for the 3 or 4 members who do not have a computer at all. And I tried what you suggest, and found that the score looks awful in Musescore. Some of them are not really computer savvy.
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ZIPping the huge MusicXML files is again an addional step in the workflow, and do not know how easy it is for Mac users to unpack the ZIP archive. Your proposal would require double work (exporting MusicXML files) for just 2 or 3 people, would require to bloat the emails sent around with those huge MusicXML files or sent separate eMails to the few Mac-users.
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So giving advice on how to fix my problem without improving Musescore is not really helpful. from Musicalion or to share electronic sheet music in similar situations as mine. But I am convinced that the implementation of CapXML-Import would help the Musescore users by giving them access to published sheet music, e.g. I laid out my spedific motivations for this improvement of MuseScore, and I have no further interest in Musescore beyond that.
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The presentation of the original Capella developer and CapXML designer on "CapXML design goals" at the 2004 "MUSICNETWORK Open Workshop" in Barcelona can be downloaded here:īTW, the scorewriter Forte does support CAPX import ( or )Īnd why not install Parallels or some other Windows-Emulator or a virtual machine on those Macs, just to install the Capella Reader in there, and drop Musescore alltogether? That would be the best solution, because then the printed scores would really look the same for all. (click on "Entwicklerpaket" at the bottom of that web page). The documentation of CapXML can be downloaded here: So my feature request for MuseScore is to implement the import of CapXML formatted Capella files.ĬapXML is an open XML format which differes somewhat from MusicXML. Also with downloadable sheet music, CAPX gradually replaces the old CAP format. Since we move forward towards using the current XML-based CAPX file formet, these members cannot open those scores any more with MuseScore. The few members who do not use Windows systems could participate as long as the old, binary CAP format was used by opening those files in MuseScore. Lyrics instantly appear exactly as they'll print out.I sing in a choir where we use sheet music in Capella format. Not only do they look great, they also influence NotePad playback.It's simple to switch to another marking or drag them anyplace you wish.Enter a lyric verse and NotePad automatically spaces the lyrics under the notes with publisher-quality precision. Combine these professional sounds with NotePad's Human Playback and the results are truly astounding.Adding dynamics and tempo markings is quick and easy. NotePad includes more than 128 built-in software instrument sounds. With Human Playback and built-in sounds, your notes not only make sound - they make great sound. It's also about interpretation and sound quality. Select notes on your computer keyboard by typing note names, or enter notes in step-time using a MIDI keyboard - or any other MIDI device.NotePad is more than just notes.
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