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8/3/2025, 11:03:15 PM
>>512150129
>Suppose someone had some sheet music and wanted to turn it into a MIDI file, then change instrumentation, then put the whole thing on a cell phone app that did not jew people with ads and data mining, or require internet access to work.
Yes.
>Now, suppose this someone was both musically and computer-ally illiterate.
Put some effort into learning how to use sheet music OCR programs and downloading the FREE sheet music from archive.org and plugging that in. If you're actually not literate at all why and how are you here, who put you here?
Anyway you're on you're own, kiddo.
>Suppose someone had some sheet music and wanted to turn it into a MIDI file, then change instrumentation, then put the whole thing on a cell phone app that did not jew people with ads and data mining, or require internet access to work.
Yes.
>Now, suppose this someone was both musically and computer-ally illiterate.
Put some effort into learning how to use sheet music OCR programs and downloading the FREE sheet music from archive.org and plugging that in. If you're actually not literate at all why and how are you here, who put you here?
Anyway you're on you're own, kiddo.
8/3/2025, 11:03:15 PM
>>23049757
>Suppose someone had some sheet music and wanted to turn it into a MIDI file, then change instrumentation, then put the whole thing on a cell phone app that did not jew people with ads and data mining, or require internet access to work.
Yes.
>Now, suppose this someone was both musically and computer-ally illiterate.
Put some effort into learning how to use sheet music OCR programs and downloading the FREE sheet music from archive.org and plugging that in. If you're actually not literate at all why and how are you here, who put you here?
Anyway you're on you're own, kiddo.
>Suppose someone had some sheet music and wanted to turn it into a MIDI file, then change instrumentation, then put the whole thing on a cell phone app that did not jew people with ads and data mining, or require internet access to work.
Yes.
>Now, suppose this someone was both musically and computer-ally illiterate.
Put some effort into learning how to use sheet music OCR programs and downloading the FREE sheet music from archive.org and plugging that in. If you're actually not literate at all why and how are you here, who put you here?
Anyway you're on you're own, kiddo.
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