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?MuseScore + Sao Mai Braille Developer Response to Interactive User Tool, DAISY Music Braille Prioritised RequirementsAuthor(s): Peter Jonas (MuseScore), Dang Hoai Phúc (Sao Mai)Date: 31st August 2020 Sector tool aimed at: Educators + Professional transcription agency + Individual use by a blind musician (i.e. all sectors).Note: This is a join response for MuseScore (MS) and Sao Mai Braille (SMB). It is hoped that the two programs can be used together to create a combined tool that meets all of the requirements. In the vast majority of cases, at least one of the applications already meets the requirement.InstructionsIf you choose to use this response template, please indicate which of these prioritised requirements are: already present in your tool; in scope or out of scope for possible future development in your tool; and your estimate of the size of effort required to make the feature (trivial, small, medium, large). You may comment on resources needed (e.g. time/cost/expertise) to make at least the Essential developments if you wish, perhaps by considering the total number of trivial, small, medium and large jobs.Light grey shading is used in the tables simply to visually illustrate where priorities change (as specified in the first column):1. Essential2. Essential-Desirable3. Desirable-Essential4. Desirable5. Desirable-Nice to Have6. Nice to Have-Desirable7. Nice to HaveFor full descriptions of each original requirement, please refer to the requirements document for the professional music braille conversion tool:“Findings from the DAISY Music Braille Conversion Tool Requirements Survey.” 2019. at full descriptions of each requirement for the interactive user tool, please refer to the user tool requirements document, which accompanies this response document, and is also available on the project website “Requirements for Interactive User Tool for Music Braille” 02.06.2020 at:. Accessibility and UsabilityPriorityFeature # (1. Accessibility and Usability)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential1.2 Blind people rate it as easy to use with at least one of the main screen-access solutions (e.g. Jaws, NVDA, SuperNova).MS: YesSMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumMS: NVDA and JAWS.SMB: Beside working with Jaws and NVDA, it also includes self-voicing feature in order to handle complicate reading options.1. Essential1.4 When navigating through the digital score, it supports: Select, Go To, and Browse Next-Previous, by: note, voice, stave, system, print line, and braille line.MS: Yes*SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: LargeMS: Not by Braille line.SMB: Will provide Braille navigation inside MuseScore through SMB Braille music translation library.1. EssentialUT 1.1 When navigating through the musical score, it gives information in several levels, e.g. braille dots only, musical elements, or silent with only midi sounds for notes.MS: Yes*SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumMS: Spoken elements or MIDI sound. No Braille.SMB: Will have this feature right in MuseScore for Braille.2. Essential-Desirable1.3 The tool can be translated into other languages.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: 40+ languagesSMB: Already have SM Translator tool to help quickly and easily translate and manage.3. Desirable-Essential1.1 Sighted users rate it as easy to learn and to use.MS: YesSMB: Yes4. DesirableUT 1.2 The verbosity of whole categories of symbols can be adjusted (e.g. for all dynamics, for all articulations, for all notes).MS: NoSMB: NoMS: In scopeSMB: In scopeMS: MediumSMB: MediumSMB: For Braille adjustment in MuseScore.4. DesirableUT 1.3 A "play-along" function enables users to play the score by voice, part, bar or in different tempo, adjusting these options on-the-fly.MS: YesSMB: NoMS: Via Mixer, Play Panel.SMB: Playing feature is handled by MuseScore.2. File HandlingPriorityFeature # (2. File Handling)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential2.1 It can handle large files up to 100 MB.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: Slow to load.1. Essential2.2 It accepts the latest MusicXML or MNX input files, as well as older versions.MS: YesSMB: YesSMB: Only MusicXML for the moment.1. Essential2.3 It can handle the full range of stave notation imports.MS: YesSMB: Yes1. EssentialUT 2.1 It handles and represents files in a fully accessible way, e.g. multimedia content such as print, braille, voice, midi…).MS: Yes*SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumMS: Speech but no Braille. No alt. text for images.SMB: Integrate into MuseScore for Braille.2. Essential-Desirable2.4 It can accept a MusicXML file with an infinite number of parts, and the user should be able to select from any of those parts.MS: YesSMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Will integrate into MuseScore for Braille.2. Essential-Desirable2.6 It is future-proof by allowing for the addition of agreed DAISY-defined new signs for special notation.MS: No?SMB: NoMS: PossiblySMB: In scopeSMB: SmallMS: Not sure what this is.2. Essential-Desirable2.7 It accepts SMuFL specifications in the MusicXML file.MS: NoSMB: NoMS: In scopeSMB: In scopeMS: MediumSMB: MediumMS: Issue #298623SMB: Will base on MuseScore data exported to MusicXML to translate into Braille2. Essential-Desirable2.8 It allows users to specify the order of pieces in a volume, or over multiple volumes. MS: No*SMB: YesMS: In-progressSMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumMS: Albums feature under development for MS4.SMB: Already have volume splitter tool inside SMB and will integrate into MuseScore for Braille.2. Essential-Desirable2.9 It can split a large file into several segments; and combine segments into a complete file/full score.MS: No*SMB: NoMS: In-progressSMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumMS: Albums feature under development for MS4.SMB: Will base on MuseScore feature and provide Braille translation for this feature. This feature is planned for MuseScore 4.3. Desirable- Essential2.5 It validates MusicXML/MNX input and provides automated or proposed corrections. MS: LimitedSMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: LargeMS: Simple validation, no corrections.SMB: Have Simple internal validation, having basic editing for score info before translating into Braille. No auto corrections nor user interface for manual editing.4. DesirableUT 2.2 Add agreed metadata into the created file before sharing with online collection.MS: YesSMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Based on DAISY Music project’s request.6. Nice to Have-Desirable2.11 It can save different revisions for comparison, or rolling back.MS: Yes*SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumMS: Revisions in separate files. Score compare tool.SMB: Providing Braille revisions based on MuseScore score compare tool.7. Nice to HaveUT 2.3 Be able to control both source (including MusicXML/MNX and related images/sounds) and braille in one project.MS: N/ASMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: SmallMS: No Braille support.SMB: Adding Braille support for MuseScore.3. Formatting/LayoutsNo additional requirements for the interactive user tool.PriorityFeature # (3. Formatting/Layouts)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential3.1 Single Line.MS: N/ASMB: YesMS: UnlikelySMB: In scope MS: LargeSMB: SmallMS: No Braille support.SMB: Need improvements.1. Essential3.2 Bar-Over-Bar, (with option for Line-Over Line).SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: LargeSMB: Already have basic line-over-line but will develop more accurate translation for bar-over-bar method, especially with correct position between associated lines.1. Essential3.3 Line-By-Line (Open Score).SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements.1. Essential3.4 Section-by-Section (with option for Stave-By-Stave).SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements.4. Country CodesNo additional requirements for the interactive user tool.PriorityFeature # (4. Country Codes)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential4.1 It can produce at least the main country codes: e.g. UK, USA, European [to be specified]. MS: N/ASMB: YesMS: UnlikelyMS: LargeMS: No Braille support.SMB: Based on language tables defined by LibLouis library.2. Essential-Desirable4.2 It can handle multiple languages in one file.SMB: Yes5. OptionsPriorityFeature # (5. Options)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential5.1.1 Fingering (on/off)MS: N/ASMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumMS: No Braille support.1. Essential5.1.6 Bar numbers (on/off)SMB: Yes1. Essential5.1.9 Define interval direction (specified)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium1. Essential5.1.14 Repeat handling (specified)SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements.1. Essential5.5 It can transcribe according to specific instrument types, so that the same symbol can be transcribed to appropriate braille equivalents. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Currently, just process this feature internally, not have options for users to customize yet and need more improvements.1. EssentialUT 5.1 It can automatically or manually categorize texts and do additional braille formatting. SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Based on MuseScore data and add Braille translation feature for it.1. EssentialUTs 5.3/5.4/5.5/5.6/5.7/5.9: Options for in-accords, moving notes, choir music handling, interval signs, lyrics, embellishments, dynamics, tempo, prefixes for shaped notes, nuances, ornaments, chord symbols, accents, sixteenth groupings, fingering, pitch, octave, duration.2. Essential - Desirable5.1 The tool permits options to show/hide features in particular layouts to suit different user needs, e.g. for learners, or those learning the score in a particular waySMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Large2. Essential - Desirable5.1.2 Print line numbers (on/off)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium2. Essential - Desirable5.1.4 Position of braille page number (specified)SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Just need to add this feature in MuseScore for Braille page numbering.2. Essential - Desirable5.1.8 Print page numbers (on/off) SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Small2. Essential - Desirable5.1.12 Paper size (specified)SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Just need to add this feature to MuseScore.2. Essential - Desirable5.1.13 Doubling convention (specified)SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements.2. Essential - Desirable5.1.15 Transpose a single part/voice (specified)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: LargeSMB: For Braille.2. Essential - Desirable5.1.16 Rehearsal letters (on/off) SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium2. Essential - Desirable5.1.18 Octave signs at the start of each line (on/off)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Trivial2. Essential - Desirable5.1.19 Lyrics (contracted/uncontracted)SMB: Yes2. Essential - Desirable5.1.20 Braille page number (on/off)SMB: Yes2. Essential - Desirable5.4 When editing, it can automatically move objects in a braille staff or system, like modifying texts in MS Word or Duxbury Braille Translator. SMB: NoSMB: Out of scopeSMB: LargeSMB: This needs much effort in order to provide this Braille editing feature inside MuseScore.2. Essential - DesirableUT 5.2: It can redefine and restart print/braille page numbers and bar numbers.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium3. Desirable -Essential5.1.7 Bar number location (side/top)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium3. Desirable -Essential5.1.10 Indentation (specified)SMB: Yes3. Desirable -Essential5.1.11 Hide empty staves (on/off)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Trivial3. Desirable -Essential5.1.17 Position of rehearsal letters (specified)SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Small3. Desirable -Essential5.2 User profiles (configurations and definitions) can be saved for users with different requirements.SMB: NoSMB: Out of scopeSMB: Small3. Desirable -Essential5.3 It can provide dynamic on-screen visual and braille music notation.SMB: YesSMB: For Braille only.4. DesirableUT 5.8 Switching between interfaces in different languagesSMB: Yes4. DesirableUT 5.10 For a song with several verses with the same melody, have on/off option for writing out the print music repeat…SMB: NoSMB: Medium5. Desirable - Nice to Have5.1.3 Position of print page number (specified)SMB: NoSMB: Medium5. Desirable - Nice to Have5.1.21 Running header (on/off)SMB: YesSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements for Braille.6. Conversion of Musical SymbolsPriorityFeature # (6. Conversion of Musical Symbols)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential6.1 Accents are correctly converted, according to NIM and MBC.MS: NoSMB: YesMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumMS: No Braille support.SMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.2 Supports both types of breath marks, according to NIM and MBC.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.3 Chord symbols are accurately translated according to NIM and MBC. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.4 It presents clefs accurately, according to NIM and MBC.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: TrivialSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.5 It converts dynamics appropriately, whether written as symbols or words, or combinations, following NIM and MBC. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.6 It converts fingering for keyboard, string instruments (right and left hands) appropriately, according to NIM and MBC.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.7 Markings for strings are correctly translated according to NIM and MBC. SMB: Yes1. Essential6.8 Grouping/beaming of notes is converted correctly according to NIM and MBC rules.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.9 In-accord signs are handled correctly, following NIM and MBC for various situations.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.11 Long and short-value signs are presented, and whether a bar in 4/4 begins with a semiquaver, following NIM and MBC rules. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.12 Vocal music conversions confirm to NIM and MBC. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.13 Unison signs are correctly used, showing two or more parts on the same note.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Medium1. Essential6.14 Tremolos are translated appropriately, as per NIM and MBC. E.g. repetition, alternation and doubling of note repetition signs.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.15 Time signatures are correctly translated, even if they are not numeric.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.16 Ties are presented so they are distinguishable from each other: single note, chord tie, accumulating tie/arpeggios.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.17 It can present stem signs. SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Small1. Essential6.18 Different kinds of slurs are presented accurately. SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Need some more improvements for complicated situations.1. Essential6.20 Ornaments are correctly translated, following NIM and MBC rules.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.21 Octave signs are correctly presented following NIM and MBC rules.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.22 Nuances are correctly presented.SMB: Yes1. Essential6.27 It combines musical symbols in the right order.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Need more testing and improvements if so.1. Essential6.28 Multiple Bars' rest are presented in a compact manner, following NIM and MBC rules.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Need to add some more translation rules for it.1. Essential6.29 It handles bars appropriately…SMB: Yes1. EssentialUT 6.1 Essential to have correct braille code within word expressions in the music.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Will integrate into MuseScore.1. Essential11.12 From an end-user: Good support for percussion notation is 1. Essential because there are lots of percussionists out there.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Large2. Essential-Desirable6.10 Instrument names are correctly presented according to language, and where instrument names change within a single part, the translation is correct. SMB: Yes2. Essential-Desirable6.19 Prefixes for shaped notes are correctly translated according to the most usual symbols.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: SmallSMB: Need to add more signs and improvements.2. Essential-Desirable6.23 It can present Tablature (notation indicating instrument fingering rather than musical pitches) following the agreed specification. SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: LargeSMB: Need to have the tablature specification for Braille.2. Essential-Desirable6.25 It can present Figured Bass following NIM rules.SMB: Yes2. Essential-Desirable6.26 In ensemble scores, it can control part names flexibly…SMB: Yes7. Nice to Have11.15 From a transcriber and developer: Defining tabular notation, this is nice for guitar music, nice to have.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Large7. OutputPriorityFeature # (7. Output)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential7.1 Conversion generates an e.g. >80% error-free success rate when an agreed range of samples is tested [to be specified]MS: N/ASMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: LargeMS: No Braille support.SMB: Currently, provide most of basic Braille music translation rules but need more work for complicate situations.1. Essential7.2 It either: generates output which can be compiled in a braille editor as part of a production workflow; or can handle mixed text-music files entirely.SMB: Yes1. Essential7.3 It can output the full range of stave notation (single line, vocal (including multi-voice), keyboard, full score, lead sheet, continuo part, all standard instrument-specific articulation and other techniques). SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Need more improvements.1. Essential7.4 It can extract parts from, e.g. chamber music or orchestral scores.SMB: Yes1. Essential7.5 Outputs a file suitable for embossing (e.g. BRF, BRL (text file) format). SMB: Yes1. Essential7.7 Outputs an eBraille/Text file [in BRL text format] for use on a refreshable braille display. SMB: Yes1. Essential7.10 It notifies the user of conversion progress, success or failure.SMB: YesSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Currently, just provide error code for developers to investigate the issue. No user-friendly error messages yet.1. EssentialUT 7.5 MIDI playback to allow users to check their work by listening.SMB: NoSMB: Already provided by MuseScore.2. Essential-Desirable7.8 Outputs a printable file of stave notation.SMB: NoSMB: Via MuseScore.2. Essential-DesirableUT 7.2 and 7.3 Use Unicode braille.SMB: Yes3. Desirable-Essential7.6 It can reformat Bar-Over-Bar material using different braille page sizes [to be defined]. SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: Large5. Desirable-Nice to HaveUT 7.4 Generate and play the sound-representation of each musical event in parallel with the Braille representation.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: Will provide Braille support in MuseScore5. Desirable-Nice to HaveUT 7.1 Make dynamic conversions in real time depending on the needs of the user, which will change during use of the score.SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumSMB: For Braille in MuseScore.No Ranking7.9 When using a publisher’s master file, it disables hard-copy printing, only displaying stave notation on-screen.SMB: NoSMB: Out of scopeSMB: Medium8. System RequirementsPriorityFeature # (8. System Requirements)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential8.2 It must be programmed in such a way that it can be further developed.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: Code is open source.1. EssentialUT 8.1: Must have built-in screen-access, or work with a low-cost/free screenreader.MS: YesSMB: Yes3. Desirable-EssentialUT 8.2 It can be installed (or at least used) on both regular computers and the most popular braille notetakers.MS: NoSMB: YesMS: Computers only.SMB: Working on computer and with connected Braille devices.4. DesirableUT 8.4 The program should be portable to all (PC/Mac/Android...) platforms.MS: YesSMB: YesSMB: The Braille music translation software library has versions for Android, iOS and Windows. And currently, it works in conjunction with our programs, including SMB (for Windows), SM Music Reader (for Android and iOS).7. Nice to HaveUT 8.3: It can also be installed (or at least used) on a mobile device running Apple or Android.MS: Yes*SMB: YesMS: Mobile app is closed source reader (no editing).Not ranked8.1 If installed locally, it must work with XX technology, and uses no more than 2GB RAM even for the most complex files. [minimum specification to be defined].MS: NoSMB: YesMS: UnlikelyMS: LargeMS: Lots of RAM needed for large scores (symphonies).9. Business ArrangementsPriorityFeature # (9. Business Arrangements)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. Essential9.4 Operate a system for reporting bugs, issues and requests, and for sharing updates on implementation.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: : For joint proposal with MuseScore, software will be hosted on GitHub. For our Braille music translation component will be managed by Sao Mai bug tracking system.1. EssentialUT 9.3 Documentation should be available in a range of accessible formatsMS: YesSMB: YesMS: Handbook, videos1. EssentialUT 9.4 Feedback, because things do not get better without feedback.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: Forums, etc.1. EssentialUT 9.6 Clearly document the system.MS: YesSMB: YesMS: Handbook2. Essential-Desirable9.1 Annual service level agreement available to secure fixes and support [define an acceptable response time for support questions] MS: N/ASMB: YesMS: No warranties for open source software.2. Essential-Desirable9.3 Offer the service for a minimum term, e.g. 5 years [to be defined].MS: N/ASMB: YesMS: No warranties for open source software.2. Essential-DesirableUT 9.1 Be available both as a trial version (as for example a 30-day-demo) and as a full version. MS: N/ASMB: YesMS: Open source is free.SMB: Free.3. Desirable-Essential9.2 If server-based, provide built-in redundancy for server failure/recovery to minimise downtime [define acceptable downtime]MS: N/ASMB: NoMS: Not server based.SMB: Installing on computer.4. DesirableUT 9.2 Have a cut down version without so many options for beginner users…MS: No*SMB: NoMS: One version. Has Basic and Advanced workspaces.SMB: It’s designed with simple interface for both beginners and advanced users.10. Note about FundingNo additional requirements for the interactive user tool.PriorityFeature # (10. Funding)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment2. Essential-Desirable10.1 The sector should aim to secure the future of a tool, or tools, which together support both agency production as well as education.MS: YesMS: Used in all sectors.11. Anything ElsePriorityFeature # (10. Funding)Feature in already?Yes / NoPossible for future?In scope / out of scopeSize?Trivial / Small / Medium / LargeAny comment1. EssentialUT 11.1 Ability to enter 6-key braille music from the keyboardMS: NoSMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: LargeMS: No Braille support.1. EssentialUT 11.2 Contribute to/promote the accessibility features of mainstream user interactive software like MuseScore MS: YesSMB: Yes1. EssentialUT 11.3 Option to make notes and annotationsMS: No*SMB: NoMS: In-scopeMS: MediumMS: Can use staff text.SMB: Handled by MuseScore1. EssentialUT 11.4 Make the product Open SourceMS: YesSMB: NoSMB: SMB is free, not open source.4. DesirableUT 11.5 Ability to output as MusicXMLMS: YesSMB: NoSMB: Handled by MuseScore.4. DesirableUT 11.6 Ability to over-ride default choices where a passage can be transcribed in different ways.MS: N/ASMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumMS: No Braille support.SMB: Support for Braille in MuseScore4. DesirableUT 11.7 Ability to select the language(s) for lyrics MS: NoSMB: YesMS: In scopeSMB: In scopeMS: MediumSMB: MediumSMB: Will integrate into MuseScore.4. DesirableUT 11.8 Ability to add/edit new parts and instruments, and adjust the reading key, transposition etc.MS: YesSMB: NoSMB: Handled by MuseScore4. DesirableUT 11.9 Ability to convert and present the score for low-vision musiciansMS: YesMS: Tutorials for Modified Stave Notation (MSN).4. DesirableUT 11.10 Ability to back-translate from braille to generate print output.MS: NoSMB: NoMS: UnlikelySMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: LargeMS: No Braille support.SMB: Need much more effort to develop this feature.7. Nice to HaveUT 11.11 Options for placement of asterisked explanationsMS: NoSMB: NoMS: In-scopeSMB: In scopeMS: MediumSMB: SmallSMB: Support for Braille in MuseScore.7. Nice to HaveUT 11.12 Option to re-group notes according to their own insights.MS: Yes*SMB: NoSMB: In scopeSMB: MediumMS: Some control via Mixer, Selection Filter & Inspector.SMB: Support for Braille in MuseScore.7. Nice to HaveUT 11.13 Ability to enter notes through a MIDI keyboardMS: YesSMB: NoSMB: Handled by MuseScore7. Nice to HaveUT 11.14 Provide/link to a score overview summary toolMS: NoSMB: NoMS: In-scopeSMB: In scopeMS: LargeSMB: MediumSMB: Support for Braille in MuseScore ................
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