3JCN - The Simplest Music Notation
3JCN APPS (for Windows PC)
3JCN EMAIL - MUSIC GREETING CARDS
3JCN EMAIL - MUSIC GREETING CARDS
This app allows users to send email with an embedded music sheet and a song file ("A Music Greeting Card") for Birthday, for New Year, for Christmas, for expressing Love, for expressing feelings, for Friend, for Congratulations, etc. with only one click to insert an appropriate icon from "Icons" list as the following photo:
Recipients will get "a music greeting card" as the following photo:
More special:
Users can compose their own music. (Just need few minutes to read Rules at the bottom of this page and remember to add a symbol "@" before the composed music part to separate text message and music as the following photos)
Users can compose their own music. (Just need few minutes to read Rules at the bottom of this page and remember to add a symbol "@" before the composed music part to separate text message and music as the following photos)
Download folder, unzip it, and double click on application file.
If you get problem with "Authentication Required" from Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail when using this app, turn on "Allowing less secure apps access" in your account setting.
If the music sheet image looks weird (chaos), you need to download this music font and install it in your computer's "Fonts" folder.
If you get problem with "Authentication Required" from Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail when using this app, turn on "Allowing less secure apps access" in your account setting.
If the music sheet image looks weird (chaos), you need to download this music font and install it in your computer's "Fonts" folder.
The Second App: 3JCN ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
This is a free Elementary Statistics helper. It's created to assist community college students to overcome a tough subject. This helper covers Continuous Probability Distribution such as Normal Distribution, F-Distribution, Chi Square Distribution, Z-test, t-test; and Discrete Probability Distribution such as Binomial Distribution, Poisson Distribution, Hypergeometric Distribution, Geometric Distribution, Negative Binomial Distribution, Multinomial Distribution. This helper also covers Normal approximation of the Binomial distribution, Poisson approximation of the Binomial distribution, Normal approximation of the Poisson distribution, Confidence Interval (CI), etc.
The Third App: 3JCN MUSIC SHEET
THIS APP CREATES A PROFESSIONAL MUSIC SHEET FROM A SIMPLE TEXT FILE AS THE TWO FOLLOWING PHOTOS.
THIS APP HELP YOU TO SAVE TIME, MONEY, AND EFFORT FROM USING MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARES SUCH AS "Sibelius First", "Finale PrintMusic", "Forte Home", "Notation Composer", "Musescore","Music Time Deluxe", etc. TO DRAW EACH MUSICAL ELEMENT BY EACH MUSICAL ELEMENT "VERY PAINFUL" IN ORDER TO HAVE A MUSIC SHEET!
HOW TO USE THIS APP?
STEP 1:
Use any text editors to write a text file (for example: I used Notepad to write the following "fly2.txt" file). The rules to write song are shown at the bottom of this page.
THIS APP HELP YOU TO SAVE TIME, MONEY, AND EFFORT FROM USING MUSIC NOTATION SOFTWARES SUCH AS "Sibelius First", "Finale PrintMusic", "Forte Home", "Notation Composer", "Musescore","Music Time Deluxe", etc. TO DRAW EACH MUSICAL ELEMENT BY EACH MUSICAL ELEMENT "VERY PAINFUL" IN ORDER TO HAVE A MUSIC SHEET!
HOW TO USE THIS APP?
STEP 1:
Use any text editors to write a text file (for example: I used Notepad to write the following "fly2.txt" file). The rules to write song are shown at the bottom of this page.
STEP 2:
Form "File" menu, click "Open" to open the text file you just wrote in step 1 ("fly2.txt"). The app will create the following music sheet immediately. Click "Save" from "File" menu to save the sheet or click "Exit" to close the app.
Form "File" menu, click "Open" to open the text file you just wrote in step 1 ("fly2.txt"). The app will create the following music sheet immediately. Click "Save" from "File" menu to save the sheet or click "Exit" to close the app.
RULES TO WRITE 3JCN SONG TEXT:
- Write Title, Author, Clef (Sol clef G, Do clef C, or Fa clef F), Key (from -6 to -1 for flats OR 1 to 6 for sharps OR 0 for neutral) , Time1, and Time2 as in "fly2.txt"
- Use capital letters A, B, C, D, E, F and G for notes (pitches) and R for rests
- Use + sign or - sign or letter "o" in front of notes to indicate sharp or flat or natural notes
- Use numbers (from 1 to 7) in front of notes to indicate note's octave (4 for middle octave, for default you don't need to write number 4 for middle notes)
- Use lower case letters: z, y, x, s, e, q, h, or w behind notes/rests to indicate 128th, 64th, thirty-second, sixteenth, eighth, quarter, half or whole duration
- Use a dot (".") after notes to indicate notes with dots
- Use a vertical bar line ("|") to separate measures (you don't need to draw a bar line at the end of line and don't ENTER after the last note of the song)
- Use t, m, or T to indicate note with starting tie, note with ending tie and starting another tie, or note with ending tie
- Use l or L to indicate note with starting slur or note with ending slur
- Use symbol semicolon (":") to indicate repeat signs (see "twinkle.txt" as the following photo)
- Use symbol caret ("^") to set each lyric for each note at the end of the note (see "twinkle.txt")
- Use symbol "(" to indicate note is a chord element of previous note (see "twinkle.txt")
- Write Title, Author, Clef (Sol clef G, Do clef C, or Fa clef F), Key (from -6 to -1 for flats OR 1 to 6 for sharps OR 0 for neutral) , Time1, and Time2 as in "fly2.txt"
- Use capital letters A, B, C, D, E, F and G for notes (pitches) and R for rests
- Use + sign or - sign or letter "o" in front of notes to indicate sharp or flat or natural notes
- Use numbers (from 1 to 7) in front of notes to indicate note's octave (4 for middle octave, for default you don't need to write number 4 for middle notes)
- Use lower case letters: z, y, x, s, e, q, h, or w behind notes/rests to indicate 128th, 64th, thirty-second, sixteenth, eighth, quarter, half or whole duration
- Use a dot (".") after notes to indicate notes with dots
- Use a vertical bar line ("|") to separate measures (you don't need to draw a bar line at the end of line and don't ENTER after the last note of the song)
- Use t, m, or T to indicate note with starting tie, note with ending tie and starting another tie, or note with ending tie
- Use l or L to indicate note with starting slur or note with ending slur
- Use symbol semicolon (":") to indicate repeat signs (see "twinkle.txt" as the following photo)
- Use symbol caret ("^") to set each lyric for each note at the end of the note (see "twinkle.txt")
- Use symbol "(" to indicate note is a chord element of previous note (see "twinkle.txt")
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