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2010
Time Synchronization in Graphic Domain - A new paradigm for Augmented Music Scores
We propose a simple method for synchronization of arbitrary graphic objects, based on their time relations. This method relies on segmentation and mappings that are relations between segmentations. The paper gives a formal description of segmentations and mappings and presents Interlude, a framework that implements the proposed method under the form of an augmented music score viewer, opening a new space to music notation.
Mots-clés :
Music, Notation, Synchronization
2009
The Guido Engine - A toolbox for music scores rendering
The Guido Music Notation format (GMN) is a general purpose formal language for representing score level music in a platform independent plain text and human readable way. Based on this music representation format, the Guido Lib provides a generic, portable library and API for the graphical rendering of musical scores. This paper gives an introduction to the music notation format and to the Guido graphic score rendering engine. An example of application, the Gui... Lire la suite
The Guido Music Notation format (GMN) is a general purpose formal language for representing score level music in a platform independent plain text and human readable way. Based on this music representation format, the Guido Lib provides a generic, portable library and API for the graphical rendering of musical scores. This paper gives an introduction to the music notation format and to the Guido graphic score rendering engine. An example of application, the GuidoSceneComposer, is next presented.
La librairie GUIDO - Une boite à outils pour le rendu de partitions musicales.
Le format GUIDO Music Notation (GMN) est un langage textuel et lisible de représentation de partitions musicales. Basée sur ce format, la GUIDOLib est une librairie multi-plateformes offrant une API de rendu graphique de partitions musicales. Cet article présente le format GMN et le moteur de rendu GUIDO. Un exemple d'application, le GUIDO Scene Composer, est ensuite décrit.