This editor renders music notation using abcjs — an outstanding open-source library for displaying ABC notation in the browser. It handles everything from single melodies to complex orchestral scores with remarkable accuracy and elegance.
Huge thanks to Paul Rosen and all contributors who make abcjs available to the community.
abcjs is used inside JustChords — a chord sheet and setlist app for musicians.
MIT License — abcjs
Copyright (c) 2009-2024 Paul Rosen
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Empty scoreType ABC notation in the source panel on the right