alberto-bernal

I received this morning the good new that the object maxscore is now ready to use. I think it's a really good and necessary complement to max msp, that those who use max as a generator for score material were waiting for, until now always limited by the midi standard when we wanted to export scores. The object seems really good at a first sight.

I paste the email of the main developer, Nick Didkovsky.

MaxScore is a new MaxMSP object that brings common music notation to MaxMSP. Under the hood it is JMSL+JScore, but its all wrapped up in a neat Max object with a ton of Max messages that you can send to it to populate a score with notes, play it back, transform it, etc. Using MaxScore requires no Java programming.

If you would like to try the first release of MaxScore it is at 

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Hello list,
  I received this morning the good new that the object maxscore is now ready to use. I think it's a really good and necessary complement to max msp, that those who use max as a generator for score material were waiting for, until now always limited by the midi standard when we wanted to export scores. The object seems really good at a first sight.

I paste the email of the main developer, Nick Didkovsky.
  Cheers,
Alberto Bernal

MaxScore is a new MaxMSP object that brings common music notation to MaxMSP.  Under the hood it is JMSL+JScore, but its all wrapped up in a neat Max object with a  ton of Max messages that you can send to it to populate a score with notes, play it back, transform it, etc. Using MaxScore requires no Java programming.

If you would like to try the first release of MaxScore it is at http://www.algomusic.com/maxscore/
Your current JMSL license will work

Thanks,
Nick Didkovsky
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