#AskFedi is there an #OCR for #music notation?
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@oblomov If I remember well Musescore does. But not in a very efficient way
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@oblomov I am not a musician so I have no clue if this close to what you need but it seems cool anyway https://www.soundslice.com
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@oblomov I also remember Sibelius having that function... But that's of course *very* closed-software. I used a computer at my conservatoire the one time I needed to do this.
But honestly? Depending on how big your score is, manually copying it with Musescore or Lilypond might be faster.
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@mario hm last time I checked I don't think it had it, but I'll look into it again, thanks
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@oblomov I am not a musician so I have no clue if this close to what you need but it seems cool anyway https://www.soundslice.com
@nirak that's an interesting one, but it doesn't seem like it would do what I need
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@oblomov I also remember Sibelius having that function... But that's of course *very* closed-software. I used a computer at my conservatoire the one time I needed to do this.
But honestly? Depending on how big your score is, manually copying it with Musescore or Lilypond might be faster.
@bammerlaan yeah it looks like this might be the case. Three piece is not very long but it's a bit more complex than usual —which would probably also be problematic for the recognition software
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@oblomov it might be worth looking at some of the big European-funded OMR projects to see what they've produced https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_music_recognition
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@oblomov it might be worth looking at some of the big European-funded OMR projects to see what they've produced https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_music_recognition
@mia oh interesting thanks.