0x2b3bfa0 / python-blobopera

Toolkit to convert MusicXML files into Blob Opera scores with real lyrics.

Blob Opera Toolkit

Description

Unofficial toolkit to convert MusicXML files into Blob Opera scores with real lyrics, loosely inspired by OverlappingElvis/blob-opera-midi.

Documentation

• Full command documentation.
• Generated module documentation.

Samples

• Adeste Fideles (source, information)
• Symphony No. 9 (Beethoven) (source, information)
• Ave Maria (Schubert) (source, information)
• O Magnum Mysterium (Brian Schmidt) (contributed sample)
• Ave Verum Corpus (Mozart) (contributed sample)
• Cum Sancto Spiritu - Gloria (Vivaldi) (contributed sample)
• Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) (contributed sample)

📖  Want to contribute a new sample? Click here!

Usage

1. Create a score file: Use MuseScore or similar to create a four-part score (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) with a single line of lyrics and export it to MusicXML. You can download MusicXML files from MuseScore by using this tool.

2. Install the tool:

   pip install blobopera

3. Convert the score file:

   blobopera recording import input.musicxml output.binary

   (Take a look at the command-line options)

4. Upload the recording:

   blobopera recording upload output.binary

5. Visit the generated link with your browser.

Roadmap

• Publish the package
• Add language-specific phoneme translators
• Improve the phoneme relocation logic
• Write granular unit tests
• Extend the documentation

Contributing

1. Clone this repository:

   $ git clone https://github.com/0x2b3bfa0/python-blobopera
   $ cd python-blobopera

2. Install the dependencies with poetry:

   $ poetry install

3. Run the command-line tool:

   $ poetry run blobopera

4. Run the module tests:

   $ poetry run poe all