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The conversion is performed by the program itself and usually takes a couple of hours or a day depending on the length of the piece. It requires a bit of processing time (which is about 1 GB of RAM), so don't run it when your system is under heavy load.
There are two "program modes" - "Quick" and "Extended". The Quick mode converts just the first and last stave of your score to LilyPond - which may or may not be enough, depending on your settings on Noteworthy. So, if the last part of the piece is all one sustained note, for example, it may be a better idea to use the Extended mode and convert the entire piece, rather than just these few staves.
The Extended mode also has a "Performance" "level" - which is for those who wish to perform the conversion in Noteworthy.
While there is no scoring (in the traditional sense) in the process, you can use the options on Noteworthy to help your conversion. If your piece just seems to go on and on, you can increase the pause between notes. If it's really fast, you can reduce the speed.
The conversion:
The program will start by displaying a start menu. It will then:
- Convert the first and last staves of your piece (you'll be asked to confirm, of course)
- Ask you what the "Type" of score you wish to convert from Noteworthy is, making sure that the "Old file format" option is NOT selected. If this option is selected, the program will determine what the old file format was by asking you to select it - and it won't work with Noteworthy (it only works with music converted from "any type" to LilyPond).
- Ask you to enter the new file name, starting from the folder where you put the NWCTXT file.
- The program will then create the new file (if it didn't exist) and open the Noteworthy window (if it's already open), showing you the converted version of your piece with all of the old Noteworthy settings and features still intact.
- The program will then ask you if you want to export your project to a NWCTXT file.
- You can now close the Noteworthy window and save your newly created score.
If you don't want to use this option, you can also use the "Copy" option to copy your original Noteworthy project into Noteworthy, change the format to Lily
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I have named the program "NWCTXT2Ly" to coincide with its use - to convert Noteworthy scores to LilyPond. This is the only part of my program that depends on Noteworthy. It's designed to work like the Noteworthy "User Tool" as far as possible, but I've added some small extras in addition to what Noteworthy can do. It works pretty well with scores up to about 30 measures with 8 voices each. It ignores any part of the Noteworthy score that hasn't been exported to the NWCTXT file. If you're using Noteworthy and export your score to the NWCTXT file, it should work well. You'll need to check every now and then to make sure it's keeping track of the export.
I've been a fan of LilyPond for some years now and have developed a strong interest in string instruments like guitars, violins, basses and cellos in particular. They're useful when it comes to experimenting with unusual configurations and materials.
I've been working on this small project for a while and thought it'd be good to share what I've got. I hope that it serves as a useful, simple and free tool for you. I hope that this project can help musicians who are curious about string instruments and instruments with unusual configurations. I also hope it helps musicians who use Noteworthy and want to convert their music to LilyPond.
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I've been converting a Noteworthy score of one of my students to LilyPond for a while now, using a combination of Noteworthy and my program NWCTXT2Ly. Without the program, it'd be a really tedious task. A few years ago I started selling my services to Noteworthy users on their forums, and they seem to like the program.
Basically, I'll take the NWCTXT file that they've exported, transpose all of the different tracks according to the Noteworthy note systems and then convert the score to LilyPond. I also take the liberty of converting the music to C-major tuning and remove any rests from the score. I might also add small elements that help the overall look of the instrument, like an optional dot for the noteheads or notes that have a halo around them.
What an improvement! LilyPond is great to work with but the only problem was that the notes looked really ugly
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