Originally Posted By: wilsonts
Hi Matt,

What I was doing was a proof of concept to try and see if this idea would work. This exercise has absolutely nothing to do with writing nice or "technically correct" music notation. Even the chord sequence that I used makes absolutely no musical sense. In any case the chord interpretations were those produced by the MuseScore software when it read the midi file, not by me.

Regards
Tim
Thanks, I thought that might be the case. I am curious that MuseScore decided not to change the BIAB chords, yet provide the odd enharmonic notes, especially in the G# chord. I don't have experience changing the key signature in MuseScore to see if it would 'clean up' these annoyances. Could I just verify you exported the BIAB file as MIDI, and not as Music XML? Also, do you know MuseScore is the only notation program (so far, I think) that can read native BIAB SGU and MGU files? Might be worth a few minutes to test those formats.


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