NoteEdit
Defunct music scorewriter
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NoteEdit
Summary
NoteEdit is a scorewriter[1]. NoteEdit draws 12 Wikipedia views per month (scorewriter category, ranking #7 of 18).[2]
Key Facts
- NoteEdit's instance of is recorded as scorewriter[3].
- NoteEdit's followed by is recorded as Canorus[4].
- NoteEdit's copyright license is recorded as GNU General Public License[5].
- NoteEdit's programmed in is recorded as Q2407[6].
- NoteEdit's operating system is recorded as Unix-like operating system[7].
- NoteEdit's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/07fyg0[8].
- NoteEdit's official website is recorded as https://www.berlios.de/software/noteedit/[9].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as Standard MIDI File[10].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as MusicXML[11].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as ABC notation[12].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as Music Publisher Score[13].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as PMX file[14].
- NoteEdit's readable file format is recorded as LilyPond music score[15].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as Standard MIDI File[16].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as MusicXML[17].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as ABC notation[18].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as Music Publisher Score[19].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as PMX file[20].
- NoteEdit's writable file format is recorded as LilyPond music score[21].
- NoteEdit's GUI toolkit or framework is recorded as Q201904[22].
- NoteEdit's Open Hub ID is recorded as noteedit[23].
- NoteEdit's SourceForge project is recorded as noteedit.berlios[24].
- NoteEdit's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[25].
- NoteEdit's Pro-Linux.de DBApp ID is recorded as 962[26].
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Adaptations and Inspiration
NoteEdit's followed by is recorded as Canorus[4].
Why It Matters
NoteEdit draws 12 Wikipedia views per month (scorewriter category, ranking #7 of 18).[2] NoteEdit has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[27]