MNX-Common by Example Adrian has added a section on time signatures to the MNX-Common by Example page to illustrate the approach MNX-Common takes to time signatures, showing how time signatures are shown in the global element. The co-chairs discussed whether … Continue reading
Splitting MNX-Common and MNX-Generic The MNX-Common and MNX-Generic specs have now been split and the pull request merged back to the master branch. The MNX-Common by Example page is also now part of the main MNX-Common repository and is linked … Continue reading
MNX-Common by Example Adrian’s colleague Edward has made a responsive design for the MNX-Common by Example page, which looks good. The next steps are to merge this page to the MNX repository, and then to expand with further examples. Splitting … Continue reading
DAISY Braille Music working group Following our last meeting, Michael worked through the issues submitted by the DAISY Braille music working group and sent a detailed response to project coordinator Sarah Morley Wilkins, Matthias Leopold, and Haipeng Hu. We are … Continue reading
Clarifying effect of octave lines on written pitch The co-chairs agreed that pull request #152 is ready to merge in. Consensus is that octave lines do have an effect on the way the pitch is encoded, so if you have … Continue reading
GitHub infrastructure Following some confusion with pull requests on the MNX repository, Adrian has been discussing with Joe how we should handle the branches on the MNX repository. Joe originally set up a Travis CI job on the master branch … Continue reading
MNX-Common Discussion of #4. Adrian will post a comment saying that we are going to encode written pitch. He’ll follow it up with a pull request to change the spec to fill that part in. Initial pull request will clarify … Continue reading
A week ago, on 5 March, the W3C Music Notation Community Group reached another significant milestone, with the publication of the Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL) specification, version 1.3. We addressed some 49 issues in SMuFL 1.3, expanding the repertoire … Continue reading
SMuFL 1.3 final report published Michael and Adrian congratulated Daniel on the publication of the spec, and the co-chairs ceremonially made their licensing commitments. Daniel agreed to write a blog post announcing the release of the report and requesting that … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that a draft Community Report for SMuFL 1.3 has now been published, and we invite the Community Group to review the draft report so that we can move from draft status to a Final Community … Continue reading
