publication on the WWW

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publication on the WWW

2 years ago

I am looking for a way to publicate a NWC song on the WWW.
It seems an export to MIDI type 0 or type 1 does not help.
The URL should be accessible without installing other software.

Best regards,
Marianne

Re: publication on the WWW

Reply #1 – 2 years ago

Hi Marianne,

As long as there are no copyright issues involved, then you can send it to me with the appropriate info file for publication on the Scriptorium.

The URL for the Scriptorium is https://nwc-scriptorium.org/ and you can see the latest pieces of music that have been published here :
https://nwc-scriptorium.org/whatsnew.html

Information about how to send me submissions for publication is here :
https://nwc-scriptorium.org/submit.html

If this is not what you meant, then please explain further what you are trying to do.

Richard

Re: publication on the WWW

Reply #2 – 2 years ago

You can always convert the song to MP3 (or aac or similar) and publish that file.

Re: publication on the WWW

Reply #3 – 2 years ago

You can also use and publish a screen capture. This is a Thais accompaniment on YouTube.
Thais acc.

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Reply #4 – 2 years ago

I have now started using Youtube - this looks e.g. like this:

YouTube video:

or like that:

YouTube video:

In the Youtube description, I add links to PDFs or other files I'd like to publish. If anyone wants to know how I do that, I can write up a short description; and of course, I am open to any suggestions!

H.M.

Re: publication on the WWW

Reply #5 – 2 years ago

I occasionally create music videos in the Windows 10 video app on my computer. It requires still photos or a video to which I either add an mp3 file created from NWC (or most often a live performance of a score created with NWC). When uploaded to YouTube, it provides a clickable link to share with others. This may not be what you are looking for, but it is one way to share the composition but not the notation. It came in very handy during the pandemic!