as well as other italic markings in the score (eg the word “sim.” on the 6th line from the top). Additionally, I need to use a custom serif font to add in the composer’s name at the top, etc. The glyphs could be the notes themselves (ovals at a slight tilt), or the clefs, or the sharps and flats, or the time signature (4/4). I now need to add glyphs of various sizes and shapes to draw the actual notation. It probably doesn’t sound like a lot, but I am an opengl beginner, and it took me a few hours to get set up.
Here’s an example of music notation to refresh your memory (courtesy of google images):Ĭurrently, I have successfully drawn the horizontal lines (staves) using OpenGL and gotten them to antialias. I am trying to make an OpenGL program that can display music notation.
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