Hello,
I am looking for a method of collating all my sheet music, including associated audio and video recordings; notes; Sibelius application files; and metadata for PDF's and forScore iPad application PDF reader.
I have been using Windows folder hierarchy and dumping files in them but it's messy, limited search and so forth. I wish to add capability to identify the status of transposing pieces, conversions and much more.
Could I use Scrivener to manage all these files, add metadata and do forth, such that it offers significant value over my current legacy process, and if so how shall I begin this journey please?
Cataloging sheet music
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I think you’d be better off with some kind of database software.
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
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SteveCarterFrogstorySt
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I wrote a database application for this. It's available for free at http://frogstoryrecords.com/thoth.html.
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Major MajorMa
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Well, kind of free.
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SteveCarterFrogstorySt
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@MajorMajor: I don't understand your comment, "kind of free." In what way is my application not free?
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Major MajorMa
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Sorry, you still have this on your website and it confused me.
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SteveCarterFrogstorySt
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Major Major wrote:Sorry, you still have this on your website and it confused me.
My mistake. That's the old documentation. Thanks for pointing it out to me. I just now modified that page of documentation online to remove the reference to the paid version.
I also discovered that when I went from paid version to free version I neglected to change the software license that pops up on installation. When I have time I'll change that to some kind of freeware license.
But the software is free, because I could no longer afford the time and effort to support a paid version, but I did not want the application to disappear completely.
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Major MajorMa
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Thanks for providing the software. Very generous of you.
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