Some requests have come in to adapt the font to a software platform and have it play the pitches back, correctly tuned. The only software package I know about that can handle such a thing is Lime, at the CERL Sound group, at http://www.cerlsoundgroup.org/main.html. I experimented with it briefly on a PC platform, and found it possible, but a little clunky. I'm not sure how the Mac port works.
I use Micro on both Sibelius and Finale, but without the slightest interest in setting up playback. The most accurate playback system I have heard, of course, belongs to Ezra Sims, running a custom built sound module (designed by David Rayna?) on a PC.
One Mac OS X (Panther) user reported difficulty in loading and seeing the Mac versions of the TrueType font. The solution was to load and use the version constructed for the PC. If you have problems, let me know, but this should work without too much problem. (tedmook@mindeartheart.org)
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