Quothe Dale Stewart, from writings of Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 12:25:38PM -0600:
> CSound scores typically contain more information than MIDI files, so I think
> a direct translation would be difficult in many cases.  If your score

Here's another approach to take, going in the opposite direction, but
basically solving the same problem---well, for new Csound
compositions, that is: Create a Lilypond .ly file for your
composition; from there, you'll have both a nicely typeset score and a
MIDI file.  Next, use Rosegarden4 to read in the MIDI file, then
export that to a Csound score.  From there, you can add other sounds,
sound effects, etc. that are pertinent only to Csound.  As you can
see, there are some benefits to doing this, such as the typeset score
of one's music.

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