xml2lab

This program enables you to convert MusicXML file to full-context HTS label for singing voice synthesis.

This program uses many codes from sinsy, the HMM-based singing voice synthesis system. The original copyright notices are as follows:

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/*           The HMM-Based Singing Voice Synthesis System "Sinsy"    */
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Installation

./configure
make
make install

Usage

xml2lab [ options ] [ infile ]
  options:                                           [default]
    -w langs    : languages                          [   j   ]
                  j: Japanese
                  (Currently, you can set only Japanese)
    -x dir      : dictionary directory               [  N/A  ]
    -m          : output monophone label             [ false ]
    -t          : time format of output label(0,1,2) [   1   ]
    -o file     : filename of output lab file        [  N/A  ]
  infile:
    MusicXML file

With -m option xml2lab generate monophone label. You should keep in mind to specify dictionary directory, not dictionary file(I'm always confused).