[jmsl] jmsl and max msp

[jmsl at music.columbia.edu]

Hello Alberto

Thanks for the feedback. Currently (and this will change in a moment), 
you are correct, you would have to extend JMSLMaxNotate yourself to give 
it tighter interaction with Max. 

However we will be releasing MaxScore momentarily, which is a Max object 
that provides common music notation directly in the Max environment. No 
Java programming is required.  MaxScore supports a rich set of Max 
messages that you will be able to use to provide the specifics you need. 
Underneath it all is JMSL Score rendering to Max's LCD object. But all 
the Java & JMSL is hidden under the hood; it just looks and behaves like 
a Max object.

We will announce MaxScore on this list when it is available.

Thanks
Nick Didkovsky



jmsl at music.columbia.edu wrote:
> I apologize for the newbie question (I really don't have much idea on java):
>   I'm trying to use max-msp in order to generate scores that go beyond the classical midi limitations. JMSL was the only package I found to somehow write musicxml files from max msp to be exported then to other notation programs like sibelius or finale. 
>   The question is: how is it possible to extend the funcionality of the jmsl.maxnotate application? is it absolutely necessary to go into the source? I'm really excited with this potential capacity of max msp through jmsl, but it's a pity that for now the jms.maxnotate only implements the same issues as a normal midi recorder, it would be really nice to amke possible the other implicit musicshapes (noteheads, articulations, etc.) that the core of jmsl has.
>   Thank you for your help,
>
> Alberto
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