[goodfeel] Re: No breaks in music.
- From: "albertm13@xxxxxxxx" <albertm13@xxxxxxxx>
- To: goodfeel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 10:32:50 GMT
Kaiti,
Because Lime's export to MusicXML might cause some info to be lost, I think you
and your professors should consider one of the two following possibilities for
sending your work to your professors for grading:
- Print from Lime to a PDF which may mean you need a PDF maker like Adobe
Acrobat or Cute PDF.
- Get your professors to install Lime on their computers which they would use
only to view your work.
I can think of one pitfall of these methods: your music might be too dense or
sparse in its format and importing a MusicXML into Finale or Sibelius may be
more familiar to your professors and for reformatting; however, reformatting
the music in Lime is trivial if you know how.
Also, just to clarify something, GOODFEEL can not import MusicXML files; Lime
needs to import them and then the Lime file is sent to GOODFEEL from lime (File
| Launch GOODFEEL).
Albert
---------- Original Message ----------
From: Kaiti Shelton <crazy4clarinet104@xxxxxxxxx>
To: goodfeel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [goodfeel] Re: No breaks in music.
Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2013 15:30:13 -0500
Hi,
What my university and music department has done is converted all the text in
my sight singing and analysis books into a plain text file. For theory my
professor provides me with xml files of the examples or homework which I just
import into Lime, complete, export back into XML, and email to him for grading.
For sight singing each exercise is a separate .GF file which I access from my
notetaker, and the file names are the number of the exercise. So, chapter 5
exercise 2 is Ottman-5.2. Very little is actually brailled, usually only my
sight singing tests to keep the exercises secret until the day of the exam
and the music I need for my band courses.
This system seems to keep me and my professors pretty well organized,
as well as cuts down on the amount of embossing. I'd highly recommend
just using the xml files and having the student import them into
GoodFeel as it would eleviate your brailling problem and make it
easier for the student to go right into the homework directly. Hope
this helps.
On 1/28/13, Data <data@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> David, I've contacted you off-list with direct contact information. Please
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> Subject: [goodfeel] No breaks in music.
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> All, we have been struggling with preparing embossed material (textbook)
> for a Music major. We use Dancing Dots to prepare the music and this comes
> out fine when done alone. We were trying to combine the elements, but have
> opted to prepare them separately. The problem we have been experiencing is
> when we do a "whole" piece of music (Can you tell I am not musically
> literate), it comes out fine. It is when we do the problems in the
> textbook,
> they are embossing without the proper breaks. We scanned the textbook as a
> TIFF and use Sharpeye and Lime to prepare the music. This is causing
> problems and frustration for the student. What are we doing wrong?
>
>
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