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There's a really nifty tool built into the klangmeister demo, nicely showcased here: http://localhost:3449/klangmeister/performance
It's a little graph utility that takes a musical phrase, and generates a basic (but quite useful) canvas representation of the notes.
unfortunately the implementation isn't terribly modular, so I can't simply export the feature into another project. Does anyone know of a library that does something like this?