... a few companies have tried putting similar devices in their company cars. The results have been similar for them all, less accidents, less maintenence cost and less fuel cost.
There are other options: it is possible to create the music in another format. Supported formats include
* MIDI: LilyPond includes midi2ly, a program that translates a MIDI file to LilyPond.
* ETF: LilyPond includes etf2ly, a convertor for the Finale ETF format (about ETF)
* ABC: LilyPond includes abc2ly, a convertor for the popular ABC format (about ABC)
* MusicXML. Guido Amoruso's xml2ly will convert MusicXML to LilyPond. (About MusicXML.).
I want to have an Graphical User Interface!
We have no time to also make a graphical user interface. Luckily, other people have filled the gap. The following programs have competent LilyPond export functions and are actively being developed.
* NoteEdit
* RoseGarden
There are also different, non-graphical interfaces:
* RUMOR is an interface to generate LilyPond input with a MIDI keyboard.
* LyQI provides a piano-like keyboard interface using the normal keyboard in emacs. It can also use RUMOR.
Bottom line is, lilypond is a base layer to build up on, see the Unix Philosophy.
I'm committed to a competitive marketplace in the sense of choosing the best service available, in this case google. You are free to put on a tinfoil hat and use altavista or, dare I say it, MSN search if you want.
The article talks about the newest Rush cd... They are as far away from being MTV friendly as anything that can be called rock. This is a problem that isn't limited to popshit.
You also have to remember that because of all this import, english often has 2-3 names over simple terms, each one from a different source, while others have one. Cardiac(greek) - heart(germanic), aviation(latin) - flying(german).
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Mine happens to be called Mozilla Spacebird right now... Just install Firesomething and get it out of your system :D
... a few companies have tried putting similar devices in their company cars. The results have been similar for them all, less accidents, less maintenence cost and less fuel cost.
And not made the horrible Orgasmo and Baseketball.... Thanks a lot, internet...
From the website FAQ:
I don't want to learn another syntax. Now what?
There are other options: it is possible to create the music in another format. Supported formats include
* MIDI: LilyPond includes midi2ly, a program that translates a MIDI file to LilyPond.
* ETF: LilyPond includes etf2ly, a convertor for the Finale ETF format (about ETF)
* ABC: LilyPond includes abc2ly, a convertor for the popular ABC format (about ABC)
* MusicXML. Guido Amoruso's xml2ly will convert MusicXML to LilyPond. (About MusicXML.).
I want to have an Graphical User Interface!
We have no time to also make a graphical user interface. Luckily, other people have filled the gap. The following programs have competent LilyPond export functions and are actively being developed.
* NoteEdit
* RoseGarden
There are also different, non-graphical interfaces:
* RUMOR is an interface to generate LilyPond input with a MIDI keyboard.
* LyQI provides a piano-like keyboard interface using the normal keyboard in emacs. It can also use RUMOR.
Bottom line is, lilypond is a base layer to build up on, see the Unix Philosophy.
No, but us humans might :D
It says Chinese (Traditional) in traditional chinese.
I'm committed to a competitive marketplace in the sense of choosing the best service available, in this case google. You are free to put on a tinfoil hat and use altavista or, dare I say it, MSN search if you want.
I saw a Radiohead video just yesterday.... :D
The article talks about the newest Rush cd... They are as far away from being MTV friendly as anything that can be called rock. This is a problem that isn't limited to popshit.
LOL... I see someone has seen This Is Spinal Tap...
You also have to remember that because of all this import, english often has 2-3 names over simple terms, each one from a different source, while others have one. Cardiac(greek) - heart(germanic), aviation(latin) - flying(german).
Icelandic: Farsímafyrirtækjafundur :)