Here are some illustrations of some of the features offered by the Django software:

• Screenshot of Tablature: Django offers an intuitive interface to input tablature, either solo, or together with other instruments in tablature or regular notation.

• Screenshot of Notation mode: You can also suse Django to input regular notation, with Renaissance style clefs. Note on the bookshelves on the left of the screen: Django indexes documents automatically for you, based on categories you define. Each bookshelf contains multiple Django documents, that are themselves divided into multiple sections.
• A transcription from the Siena manuscript. PDF display of Django tablature and notation Django allows you to produce quality PDF documents for printing and distribution on the WEB.
• Extended PDF and MIDI demo: Django allows you to produce whole PDF books with titlepages, that include very different combinations fo instruments and notations, including the now arcane alfabeto system used for Baroque guitar. That document also includes a transcription of the arrangement by J.B. Besard of Dowland's Lachrimae, that no one so far has been able to make sense of...
• Extended notation demo: This page shows Django's XML indexing capabilities, which allows you to publish a document on the WEB easily, together with a PDF and MIDI renditions, without having to worry about each file's link. The PDF document on that page also shows the use of a titlepage.
• Django also produces quality MIDI files that can be converted to WAV and MP3 formats with a tool like Timidity. You can produce fairly complex arrangements that will give you a good idea of what the final result would sound likes in actual performance setting. Here are some examples:
  • The prelude for harpsichord and guitar by Manuel Ponce
  • One of my own modern compositions
  • My arrangement of the English 17th century tune, Cold and raw
  • Enjoy creating unplayable music, like this modern duet arrangement of Willoughby, Welcome home