I may be one of the few HN users for whom this is an extremely useful resource. I’m an Anglican priest, so I’m often scanning and pasting bits and pieces of chant into our bulletins. This will, I hope, allow me to create much cleaner looking chant texts in the future! Thank you for sharing it!
I am probably one of the few people here that used this ‘in anger’. Around 15 years ago I would typeset orders of service in tex for our college chapel, and enjoyed typesetting the chant - this tool made it really easy and I could produce IMO beautiful documents.
Most of the time people used bitmaps which would be blurred/pixelated or not resize well
If anyone is interested in playing around with this wonderful tool, there's an online editor (edit: no affiliation). [1] It is much more responsive than compiling in TeX.
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[ 4.1 ms ] story [ 23.4 ms ] threadI checked, and lilypond also offers features for Gregorian chant notation [1]. Has anyone used both and is able to compare?
[1] https://lilypond.org/doc/v2.25/Documentation/notation/typese...
Most of the time people used bitmaps which would be blurred/pixelated or not resize well
[1]: https://www.sourceandsummit.com/editor/alpha/