Excuse my ignorance, I'm about to ask stupid questions.
* What type of person uses this? I guess the intersection of people interested in composing and people able to typeset? I would have thought it wasn't that popular, but it has the polish of a popular tool. What am I missing?
* Do people typically use this to compose their own music, or are they recreating music they know?
* How similar is sheet music to source code? Does any software interpret it to output audio?
* Are there any open git repos where people collaborate on an open collection of sheet music?
* How expressive is sheet music? How constrained do you feel trying to convey your idea onto this format? Does it support abstraction, or making your own abstractions?
* What type of person uses this? I guess the intersection of people interested in composing and people able to typeset? I would have thought it wasn't that popular, but it has the polish of a popular tool. What am I missing?
* Do people typically use this to compose their own music, or are they recreating music they know?
* How similar is sheet music to source code? Does any software interpret it to output audio?
* Are there any open git repos where people collaborate on an open collection of sheet music?
* How expressive is sheet music? How constrained do you feel trying to convey your idea onto this format? Does it support abstraction, or making your own abstractions?