Very cool! Looking forward to experiment with it. In the same spirit but less advanced (my "language" has bugs, I know) I wrote this toy project: http://sound-of-ascii.herokuapp.com/. There's a demo and you can play around with it.
OMN: Scripting the whole language of traditional staff notation
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Re: OMN: Scripting the whole language of traditional staff notation
#12Looking at their score example at the bottom of the page, the right-hand score is defined as a separate entity from the left-hand score. As a result, to the OMN notation reader, it's hard to see the inherent synchrony between the two hands. This would be a bitch to debug and compose (i.e., code) without its display on a standard staff, which would show the time-ordered parallelism directly.
Re: OMN: Scripting the whole language of traditional staff notation
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Do these really need a separate post? They're already in the existing one.
Where? I admit I haven't read the entire thing (as it got boring fast) but a search on a couple of the pages doesn't turn up the word Lilypond?