Cecilio Salmeron

The most I think on this the more convinced I am that the solution is what @djangobaer proposed in the first post and that, to my undersdanding, it is also...

@djangobaer Thanks for the feedback > Is it possible to touch into the scorescreen to switch to a defined position in the score and play along from there? Yes, that's...

Thanks for the links and the information. It can be very useful for those who are exploring the possibility of building Android applications with Lomse. Unfortunately, at the moment I...

Thanks for this feedback. The need for hiding and reordering instruments is clear and it is a common feature in any score editor. Therefore, methods for hiding and reordering instruments...

I neither have knowledge of C# nor of creating a wrapper for it. But I'm willing to help to create this wrapper. My first impression of [SWIG](http://www.swig.org/) is that it...

You say that this is wrapper relatively urgent for you. I will try to help to achieve this wrapper as soon as possible. But, I would like to be sure...

Yes! It woud be a lot of work to start making your own solution for displaying music scores, unless you have plenty of time or a good full time pay...

- For lirycs, currently no settings. But should not be complex to implement. - For chords, what do you mean? chord symbols such as Cº? Lomse does not yet implement...

It is necessary to open the MusicXML file in a text editor to see how the chord symbol is exported by MuseScore, that is, to see which xml tag has...

But here the important thing is to find how the chord symbol/name is encoded in the MusicXML file created by MuseScore when importing a MIDI file. MusicXML tag _<chord/>_ is...