Description: Katmus is an application for manual music transcription. It is based on QT4 and runs under GNU/Linux. Katmus features a score editor synchronized with a wave file, time stretching, audio analysis through the fast Fourier transform (FFT), play scores, export scores to lilypond, pdf, midi..., project management and many other features.
I never have tried it, but it shoud be easy portable. The main program only depends on qt4 and libao (but also uses mpg321 and ogg123 binaries to decode mp3 and ogg files). The time-stretching plugin depends on rubberband, midi plugin uses timidity++ and the fft uses fftw. All those dependecies should be also portable.
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Does it rely on Linux-only libs? Or is it portable to Windows and OSX?
I never have tried it, but it shoud be easy portable. The main program only depends on qt4 and libao (but also uses mpg321 and ogg123 binaries to decode mp3 and ogg files). The time-stretching plugin depends on rubberband, midi plugin uses timidity++ and the fft uses fftw. All those dependecies should be also portable.