Isomorphic notation system support?
I've been messing around with my Chromatone keyboard, and was wondering if musescore supported any isomorphic/janko-friendly notation systems. Apparently there are a bunch of them (see http://musicnotation.org/wiki/about/ ); here's an example of the Express Stave notation that someone apparently made in Finale:
http://musicnotation.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Moonlight_Sonata_ES…
I'm guessing something like this would have to be meticulously hand-crafted note-by-note, but I'd be delighted to find out I'm wrong!
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It has no built-in support for such notation.
You might use a number of workarounds (possibly can be turned into a plugin) to create some of those notations though. Workarounds might include; fix-to-line of a note, changing noteheads of all notes with a given pitch. Using fixed staff spacers to force top/bottom staves and/or adding multiple staves to the instrument to more easily create the gaps where desired..
I don't see anything that wouldn't be achievable currently; but I also wouldn't like to be the one having to go through the workaround effort (especially if you can't first enter it all in standard notation).
In reply to It has no built-in support… by jeetee
Thanks for the reply! I started looking at other notation software, and apparently LilyPond+Clairnote can do such a thing. And it looks like musescore files can be translated to LilyPond ones via MusicXML, though with mixed success.
In reply to Thanks for the reply! I… by VinnyJB
Lilypond can do crazy stuff :)