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Django is a typesetting oprogramowanie for creating and engraving tabulature. It was created by Alain Veylit, a composer, on the basis of Stringwalker, Veylit’s precursor of Django. Both were created as a tool intended to aid in composing for early plucked instruments.

Django is a tablature editor, composer, and engraver for lutes, guitar, theorbo, cetera, cittern, bandora, orpharion, mandolino, altówka da gamba and other plucked and bowed instruments.

Django supports the following features:

• Book wielkość publishing
• Full-page WYSIWYG editing of multiple systems
• Transparency between tablature and regular notation
• Customized tuning of tablature instruments, including re-entrant tunings
• Supports up to 16 courses (strings) and 24 frets
• MIDI numer wwóz and export and abc rozmiar import
• Customized chord grids and alfabeto, and automated chord calculator
• Old-style (square notatnik), Baroque cursive, and modern music font
• Customized tablature fonts
• Tablature and notation transposition
• Support for early music clefs such as F clef on 4th line and G clef on third
• Baroque guitar alfabeto and chord charts
• Export to the MusicXML format
• Up to six foot pedals and 4 knee pedals for pedal steel guitar.

Contents

• 1 Django Users
• 2 External links
• 3 See also
• 4 References

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Django Users

• Roman Turovsky
• Jean-Daniel Forget http://pagesperso-orange.fr/jdf.luth/
• Michael Treder http://tabulatura.de
• Nicolas Milne http://www.nicholasmilne.com/editions.html

External links

• Official website
• Django discussion group

See also

• Fronimo

References

1. ^
2. ^ http://www.econcertband.com/software.html
3. ^ http://polyhymnion.org/lieder

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