Java Music Specification Language, v103 update.

Open AccessProceedings Article

Java Music Specification Language, v103 update.

- 01 Jan 2004

- Vol. 2004

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TL;DR: A number of new features that have been added to JMSL and its notation package JScore, including a flexible transcriber which notates algorithmically generated music using heuristic search paths and a Plug-in API that allow the composer to add algorithmic extensions to the notation editor.

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