NoteServer Keyboard Interface

(Ver 0.4, 2 Mar 2004)

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Description: The NoteServer Keyboard Interface consists of the following part:

The GUIDO image: This area contains the score rendered by the NoteServer.
The Zoom-bar: This scrollbar is used to adjust the zoomfactor for the rendered image.
The GMN area: In this textfield the GUIDO-Music-Notation is shown. You can click into this field and change the GMN text manually.
The note-duration selector: These switches are used to select the duration of the generated notes. You can select one or two dots after the note. To deselect dots, click again on the selected dot.
The keyboard-tuning selector: These switches are used to determine the octave of the middle c-key on the keyboard.
The accidental selector: These switches are used to select which kind of accidental is used for the black keys. To deselect an accidental simply click on the selected accidental. If no accidental is selected, black keys generate GMN for chromatic notes, if an accidetal is selected GMN for diatonic notes is gererated.
The keyboard: The keyboard is used to generate GMN. The switches described above determine the duration, octave and accidentals for these notes.
The rest button: The rest button generates a rest for the selected duration.
The send button: The send button sends the GMN text to the NoteServer. After the request is finished, the new picture will be shown. While the request is being processed, you can continue to edit the GMN text.
The auto load checkbox: If this box is checked, everytime the GMN text is changed by the keyboard, or the rest button, or the zoombar is changed, a new request will be sent automatically to the NoteServer. Manual changes to the GMN text are not send automatically. If you have a slow connection to the server or if you experience network problems, you should deactivate this feature to keep traffic low.
The play and stop button for a MIDI play back of the current GMN string.

If you experience any problems with the NoteServer Keyboard Interface please send us an email.

The NoteServer Keyboard Interface has been written by Martin Friedmann. The MIDI play functions have been added by Jürgen Kilian. Additional improvements by Paul Mourus.

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