I often use lilypond to print my songs in score-sheet format. The conversion with a xrns-to-midi tool and a midi-to-ly tool was usually my way to get the notes automatically more or less correct. Nevertheless it need much time to correct the notes and bring them in an acceptable layout.
Now I started to write a litte tool that converts xrns-songs directly into lilypond format.
Features:
converts .xrns directly to .ly
each track will be saved as a separate voice
optional time parameter
tie (connecting of two notes) detecting (barline crossing supported)
@Matthias:
Yes, please. Go for it! Lilypond is nice for this. I like the LUA MidiConvert Tool Conner_Bw mentioned, but I don’t like the workarounds at the moment for a general simple and streamlined notation view:
exporting your xrns to a .mid
importing the .mid to a monster notation app (sibelius, finale, notion), takes time and interrupts
That saying, one keybinded LUA-Tool that streams me the current track or pattern through Lilypond straight into a pdf would be the killer.
@Ledger:
hey man, millonquadrillionthanks for the LUA for dummies links