Re: Frescobaldi on a mac (from a blind user)

[Teerilahti Esko]

Hi !

Agree with Jacques, that Frescobaldi is handy, when having source code, 
notation output and midiplayer in the same package.
Works fine with Mavericks.

Briefly, to get started
- install Lilypond (I recommend the stable version)
- install Frescobald

To play midi, Frescobald needs synthesizer, external or internal.

For that, I installed Qsynth, which is so called software syntheziser, and runs 
in the background.
If youy choose this, you need to start that first, then in Frescobaldi’s 
Preferences -> Midi settings, choose qsynth from the pop-up list, for player 
output.

Br
Esko

Jacques Menu Muzhic <address@hidden> kirjoitti 26.2.2016 kello 11.39:

> Hello Daniel,
> 
> Frescobaldi is a great application for sure. It provides completion for 
> commands and variables, and clicking on a note in the PDF view or on error 
> messages in the log pane leads you to the corresponding point in the source 
> file. And many tools apart from that.
> 
> What is your setup, i.e. the device(s) and software you’re using for audio 
> support (don’t know if that’s the correct way of stating it)?
> 
> Jacques Menu
> 
>> Le 26 févr. 2016 à 02:55, Daniel Contreras <address@hidden> a écrit :
>> 
>> Hello Ponders, 
>> I am working on some arrangements that require a lot of listening to the 
>> midi file to verify harmony and chord voicing. My question is, can anyone 
>> guide me in the right direction as to install and run frescobaldi on the 
>> mac? I am on OS mavericks. I have seen a post or two by other blind users. 
>> Could any of y’all perhaps share your experiences with frescobaldi? Thanks 
>> for any help from anyone on this matter. 
>> Daniel 
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