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SimpliScore is a user-friendly music editing software designed to streamline the composition process for amateur musicians. It offers a free and accessible platform with graphical interfaces and compositional aids. The software is created in Java, providing an easy-to-use output and GUI input for common use. The development is delivered in stages, with multiple versions allowing for quarterly releases. Preliminary results of Version 0.2 show file input and attractive ASCII output but with minor ledger line issues. Future goals include enhancing graphical and GUI inputs to aid amateur composers effectively.
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Patrick Mutchler 2006 – 2007 1st Quarter and Beyond Music Editing Software
Problem With Current Software • Price • Overcomplexity • Not intended as a learning tool
Purpose Statement • Free • Accessible • Amateur audience • Teaching Aid
Scope • File and GUI input system • Graphical output • Compositional Aids
Development – Staged Delivery • Multiple versions • Allows for quarterly releases • Design Time • Enough design time but not too much • Coding Time • Significant coding time
Language - Java • Graphical Interface • Easy to code output and GUI input • High Level • Does not require micromanagement • Common Use
Analysis • Complex Input • Human made • Untrained user testing • Other students in the class
Preliminary Results • Version 0.2 • File Input • ASCII Output • Problems • Ledger Lines • Attractive Output
Version 1.2 • Completed file input • Graphical Output • Notes of varying durations • Accidentals
Future Goals • Version 1.x – Graphical Output • More powerful and accurate than ASCII • Version 2.x – GUI Input • Easier to use than file input • Version 3.x – Compositional Aids • Help amateur composers