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Title: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: PhilHolmes on 2010-03-05 03:59 pm
I've now finished my initial stab at creating a tool that takes a complete Noteworthy score and automatically translates it to LilyPond.  With care, I believe it means you never have to hack the LilyPond files again, making editing and version control of your scores so much easier.  It's a free download, and a full description and download can be found at http://www.holmessoft.co.uk/homepage/software/nwc2ly/.

Comment welcome.
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: CHiDo on 2010-03-07 03:38 pm
Looks good
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: PhilHolmes on 2010-03-16 03:15 pm
I've just noticed that my guidance notes had some missing links.  There are 4 pages of notes and they are now (I hope) correctly linked.
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: Haymo on 2010-03-17 12:48 pm
Thanks Phil,
this is a great effort.
I'm still but groggy after 12 days' observation in hospital,
but have downloaded for further study.
Haymo
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: Flurmy on 2010-03-17 01:06 pm
May I suggest to allow the download of the help pages in a single pdf file?
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: PhilHolmes on 2010-03-18 11:14 am
Done.
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: Flurmy on 2010-03-18 01:59 pm
Thanks!
Title: Re: Noteworthy to LilyPond conversion
Post by: jonashogstrom on 2010-03-19 07:43 am
I've been testing this a little on some of the files in our 200+ archive, and so far, the results are very nice. I've been having some trouble with overlaps when I use layered staffs in nwc  (especially the dotted and tied notes tend to get double dots and ties if two layered staffs have the same notes).

Phil has kindly offered to make a version of the tool that handles commandline parameters and then I'll update my automated mp3-generator tool to automatically generate pdfs for all of the files in our archive, that'll be very interesting.