PWGL is a free cross-platform visual language specialized in computer aided composition and sound
synthesis. PWGL integrates several programming paradigms (functional,
object-oriented, constraint-based) with high-level visual
representation of data and it can be used to solve a wide range
of musical problems. It has some interesting features such as ENP. ENP is used as the notational front-end in PWGL. ENP is a music
notation program that has been developed in order to
meet the requirements of computer aided composition, music analysis and
virtual instrument control. It is intended to represent
Western musical notation from 17th century onward including 20th
century notation. ENP is not a full featured music typesetting program.
It is, however, designed to produce automatic, reasonable musical
typesetting according to the common practices.
PWGL patch-window containing a 2D-editor and
some basic boxes.
ENP is used as the notational front-end in PWGL.
Currently, PWGL runs under Mac OS X and Windows XP operating
systems. PWGL is distributed in two different configurations: as a
standalone application, called
PWGL Application, that is
targeted mainly to end users, and as a developers version,
PWGL Binaries, that is made available as a pre-compiled module
that can be loaded on top of
LispWorks.
You can take a look at what is possible here.
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