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| Posted By : Waldo - 5/23/2002 1:38 AM |
does anyone know whether there is a plug-in available for converting standard staff notation into tonic sol-fa? Failing this, any other software out there?
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| Posted By : KigD - 7/10/2002 12:20 PM |
On 5/23/2002 6:38:00 AM, Waldo Malan wrote:
>does anyone know whether there
>is a plug-in available for
>converting standard staff
>notation into tonic sol-fa?
>Failing this, any other
>software out there?
What is tonic sol-fa?
Danny M
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| Posted By : Waldo - 7/15/2002 3:49 AM |
Dear Danny
Tonic solfa is a non-staff notational system, which is the predominant form of notation used by African choirs. It is based on the do-re-me system, but having a so-caled movable doh or moveable tonic (as opposed to the French solfege system).
I recently got hold of a demo cersion of Sibelius and they had a plug-in that converted staff notation to solfa which is a nifty tool considering the amount of conversions I am busy with. Presently I have a long-winded system set up in my word processor.
Hope this explains a little more?
Waldo
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| Posted By : somusque - 7/15/2002 4:00 AM |
Aha - as I thought, it would be dead easy for me to add this feature to my existing ADD PITCH NAMES plug-in. Alas, you didn't reply to my email ...
Cheers,
Tobias
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| Posted By : somusque - 2/13/2004 7:32 PM | Hi,
you could check whether my new Add Pitch Names plug-in does it, TGTools->Music->Add Pitch Names (from www.tgtools.com).
Cheers,
Tobias
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