A few minutes and I've got charts for everyone that are vastly more
Is aimed at the people who want that fine-grained control over output (althoughįor people like me, writing lead sheets for jazz combos, the default ways ofĭoing things works well for almost everything and only a few tweaks are I don't think that it's presented as the tool for those folks- LilyPond Just looking to print out some chord charts for their coffee house open mic
Similarly LilyPond is probably not the most appropriate tool for most people If I was writing out complex math equations, it'd be a different story. I don't use LaTeX because it's tooĬomplicated to use I use LibreOffice because the default operation for text isįine. I write 40 pages of reports a day for work. It, no reading of documentation necessary. Want to use their computer like they use a refrigerator or a toaster: just use People who need the machine shop, Linux is the thing they want. Users need a hammer and a screwdriver- Linux is a whole machine shop. Users- which is exactly why the market share of those OSes is what it is. Linux distributions like Ubuntu,ĭebian, etc., are simply inappropriate tools for probably 98% of computer Most computer users do not see themselves giving away that control because theyĭidn't need it or want it in the first place. > To see, that one is giving away a lot of control over his own work that way, > keyboard! Beyond the mouse there is a touch-screen. > and immediatly work with my everyday tools without needing to touch the > But most people I talk to say something like: "I want switch on my computer > quicker using emacs - well, frescobaldi is still my lilyeditor. > So for me using lilypond is a quite natural thing and I am getting better and > Mac-User for a long time, I now only use Ubuntu or Debian and all its related > During the last few years I became something nerd-like. On Aug 8, 2013, at 5:06 AM, Jan-Peter Voigt wrote:
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I use the latest Logic Pro X with the latest MacOS, and I love to compose, but to have sighted musicians perform my stuff, I need to be able to use notation software.Re: Steinberg's progress report on new notation software My question is, which version do you recommend? Or if you prefer, which version do you use, or which version are you most happy with? Also, is the "user Guide" accessible? Is there a blind user discussion group just for Sibelius accessibility, and if so, what is the address? What is the learning curve for someone who is quite competent using braille music notation but who has never used notation software? What is the learning curve for someone who is quite familiar with VoiceOver? I will be getting your recommended version for my iMac Pro. What I have found is Sibelius Ultimate and just plain Sibelius, with either a monthly, yearly or permanent subscription (although the permanent version still requires annual payments for updates etc.). I'm serious about purchasing Sibelius, but I haven't found a2020 ver 6.0. The bugs that are still present do not affect your workflow significantly. The people from Berklee and Avid who are working on the project will have more specific information about what bugs are still present in the most current update.
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Avid is very proactive in addressing bugs as they are reported and they usually release an update every couple of months. In order to find out what choice you made, you need to press tab and then shift tab to get VoiceOver to read your selection. Another somewhat annoying bug that is still present is that VoiceOver doesn't read when you change the value in pop-up buttons in dialogues. It would say something like, “selected from bar 1 beat 1, to bar 1 beat 5”, when their were only 4 beats in the measure. For instance, Avid just fixed a bug in which voiceover was falsely reporting the number of beats in a measure when selecting a group of notes to slur together.
When I say that the program is around 90 percent accessible, I only say that because of small bugs that Avid is actively working on to make sibelius work more smoothly with all screen readers.
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You can use sibelius for everything from making charts for a combo to scoring for full orchestra, concert band, jazz ensembles etc. There are some additional verbosity options that you can configure in the sibelius preferences dialogue which affect how VoiceOver reads while navigating through your score. Their are no additional settings that you need to configure to get sibelius to work with VoiceOver.
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