Use musify and Markdown to produce a page of music for you.
Check the crib sheet to see all the codes for musify. Anything inside [mus] to [/mus] will get converted to musical symbols.
For example, [mus]d£ f# G_[/mus] would become d♭ f♯ G°. You can see what you get in the preview window.
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Type this | To get this | Explanation |
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d# | d♯ | sharp |
f£ | f$ | f¤ | f♭ | f♭ | f♭ | flat |
f? | f♮ | natural |
d## | d✢ | double sharp |
E!!A7 | E A7 | line break |
G_ | G° | diminished |
C~ | C∅ | half-diminished |
D#[[maj7]] | D♯maj7 | super-scripting |
B£((#9)) | B♭(♯9) | super-scripting with brackets |
B^ | BΔ | triangle symbol |
C * 3 | C × 3 | multiplication symbol |
C |% | C | ÷ | single bar repeat (simile mark) |
{{E//d£}} | E⁄d♭ | slash chords |
{{47@16}} | 4716 | time signatures |
ii[-{{6@4}}-] | ii64 | sub-scripting elements |
E--A7 | E⏝A7 | inverted tie |
E==A7 | E⏜A7 | tie |
E...A7 | E…A7 | dotted tie/ellipsis |
<|2, 1, 5|> | ❬2, 1, 5❭ | ordered pitch sequences |