Thank you for all your help. I peced toghether a midi file of Mille regrets in notehorthy and sent it to the members of my choir. The answer I got was that they already used NoteWorthy and already had most of the songs in NoteWorthy format on the webbpage. They just forgot to tell me. So everything is working out for the best. Now I have allot of practicing to do.
Thank you very much for the advice. I will have a look at SharpEye and in the mean time I will try to see if I can speed up the notate process a bit.
I sing in a medieval and renaissance choir. To give a few examples theres O la, o che bon eccho! by Orlando di lasso, Can she excuse my wrongs by John Dowland and Mille Regrets by Josquin de Pres. Many of the songs are by anonomous composers and especially the religious songs comes in very many versions which makes things tricky. I image I could find some of them though. I didnt really think about that option. Thank you
Hello everyone. I have just downloaded the trial version and I am trying to find out if Noteworthy is the right program for me.
I have just begun singing in a new choir and everybody already knows all the song. I have allot of catching up to do so I have to practice allot at home. The problem is I cant read sheet music. So I need a program to translate for me. I wonder if there is any way to scan notes into the program.
I have copied a song manualy it works fine but it just takes to long. On the other hand I actually learned allot by doing it.
To make a long story short, What is the fastest way to go from sheet music on paper to a midi file?
