How can I create a typing program for traditional Japanese sheet music?

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Asked By MusicMaker42 On

I'm looking to design a program that can assist me in creating traditional Japanese sheet music. Currently, I'm dragging hundreds of symbols across a Photoshop project, which takes hours to complete. Ideally, I want to streamline this process by developing a program where I can simply input the necessary symbols and their placements. I'm planning to use Python for this since it's fairly manageable for me. Does anyone have any recommendations for YouTube tutorials or resources that could help me get started?

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Answered By SheetMusicGuru On

Could you show an example of what you're aiming for? Traditional Japanese sheet music has a unique format, and it would help to see your desired output to provide better advice.

Answered By DevQuestioner99 On

Have you thought about whether any existing music software might already meet your needs? It could save you a lot of time! What exactly are you looking for in your program – will it be more of a drag-and-drop style, or do you want to work with specific coordinates?

Answered By CodeWizard88 On

Consider checking out LilyPond. It's specifically designed for typesetting music and is extensible with the Lisp programming language. While it might not cater directly to traditional Japanese notation, it has support for various forms of music.

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