Lime v9.0
by CERL Sound Group
(CERL Sound Group Website)

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Last Updated: 2010-03-19
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Software Description

It has an intuitive interface and is a full featured scoring and notation package. It also has some unusual features, such as microtonal notation and playback, NIFF support, guitar and piano tablature, published data structures, linked extraction, parameters to modify every aspect of graphics generated.

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Re: Hi

Posted by Katie on Tue, 11/23/1999 - 01:42.

I think that is great, about the bralie and all!

Hi

Posted by Albert Milani on Mon, 08/03/1998 - 17:34.

Hi,
I think this forum is a great idea!
I work for Dancing Dots and we wrote software to
translate Lime files into braille music. I also use
Lime for personal use; however, I'm not a professional
musician.

Ciao,
Albert

Welcome to the new Forum

Posted by Bob Hendershot on Thu, 07/23/1998 - 02:01.

Thanks to David Cottle I found this forum. I am a retired Electronics Engineer who has been playing keyboard for about 45 years. I am NOT a professional musician by any means. I play a Technics EA5 organ as well as the new Technics KN5000 keyboard. I began using Lime about a year ago. Lime is now the only way I prepare fake music sheets (melody notes, lyrics, and chord names) for the loose leaf playing book that I use. What a marvelous improvement over the old way I was doing things. But, I don't begin to scratch the surface of Lime's capabilities. I will be connecting a 2 gig hard drive and a laptop computer to the new keyboard soon at which time I will begin to play with MIDI again (it's been years) and try more of Lime's features. I can zip my Lime files and make them available to anyone who wants fake sheets.

Re: Welcome to the new Forum

Posted by David Cottle on Thu, 07/23/1998 - 15:34.

Hi,

>will begin to play with MIDI again (it's been
>years) and try more of Lime's features. I can
>zip my Lime files and make them available to
>anyone who wants fake sheets.

We've discussed setting up an ftp site where users can post what they are working on. Would any one else be interested in this?

Re: Welcome to the new Forum

Posted by Albert Milani on Mon, 08/03/1998 - 17:25.

: Hi,
I think the ftp site would be great for posting
public domain pieces and for showing problems.
Is this what you had in mind?

Thanks,
Albert

Re: Welcome to the new Forum

Posted by Martin Kocan on Mon, 07/27/1998 - 09:01.

: Hi,

: >will begin to play with MIDI again (it's been
: >years) and try more of Lime's features. I can
: >zip my Lime files and make them available to
: >anyone who wants fake sheets.

>We've discussed setting up an ftp site where users >can post what they are working on. Would any one >else be interested in this?

I think that FTP site would be good and useful for more people.

just a test

Posted by D. Cottle on Tue, 07/21/1998 - 23:09.

Hi,

This is a new site for us, and we just wanted to check it out.

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