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NtEd new musical score editor for Linux.

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http://linuxlandit.blogspot.com – NtED marks the return of Dr. Joerg Anders into the field of Linux music notation software. Professor Anders is perhaps best known for his pioneering NoteEdit. Many of that program's best features are present in NtED, and the list of planned improvement indicates that the good doctor intends to take special care of his project. NtED is advertised as a true WYSIWYG notation editor, with MusicXML import capability and MIDI and PostScript export functions (for printing scores directly from NtED). Four-part polyphonic staff entry is supported, along with score playback (via TiMidity or any synt (HowTos)

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