[maxmsp] [announce] MaxScore - common music notation in the Max/MSP environment

At last, common music notation in the Max/MSP environment!

MaxScore is a Max object which accepts well over 100 messages that can  
create a score, add notes to it, transform them, perform it, save and  
load the score, as well as export the score to popular formats for  
professional publishable results.

MaxScore is more than a notation tool. It is an interactive  
performance object. MaxScore can play back a score and drive your MSP  
patches through a well-defined instrument interface. Scores can be  
created and modified in real-time. You can add notes explicitly by  
specifying durations and pitches, or use Max to generate an arbitrary  
stream of musical events and use MaxScore’s Transcriber to notate them  
automatically.

MaxScore currently exports to MusicXML so you can load your scores  
into Finale and Sibelius. MaxScore also exports to the GNU LilyPond  
automated engraving system.

MaxScore was programmed in Java Music Specification Language by Nick  
Didkovsky (but requires no Java programming to operate); MaxMSP  
programming by Georg Hajdu.

MaxScore was commissioned by "Bipolar - German-Hungarian Cultural  
Projects." Bipolar is an initiative of the Federal Cultural Foundation  
of Germany. While MaxScore is freely available to the public, it  
requires a JMSL license to run, available at www.algomusic.com.

A free 30-day trial license can be obtained from http://www.algomusic.com/algomusiclicense/request_jmsl_demo_license.html 
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Download the installers from http://www.algomusic.com/maxscore/. Max5- 
compatible installers will be available shortly.

Georg Hajdu

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