Can music uncover the text?

[bunny]

Well, there has at least been an attempt to use the VMS as a basis for a symphony.

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Amazing! Im no musician whatsoever though, just guessing with 1 key on the computer keyboard at a time. with a mouse!  I have no experience with reading music etc. as I said so hope that if I can hear pettern or clash then it is something that really can be picked out.  I have devised two alternative sets of values which I am happy with, one with ch and the other with c+h values.  Both seem to give acceptable outputs for various texts but keeping them running side by side.  Altough there are differences it is only with some glyphs one set does not outperform the other as yet for melodious output, just not identical.

I have tried using the notes to distinguish unclear glyphs from different transcriptions and just unclear folios, some results below:  

f68r3. 10                       dcholay/l   result suggests  y is correct

f68r3. 11                        doary/o    result suggests  y is correct

f76v. 7                          okedar. da/y     result suggests  y is correct

f77v1. 38                       r/solchedy       r and s both give acceptable result

I noticed that for some unclear glyphs s/r or a/o either sat well.  ch and c+h not so different either.

The main thing I have noticed is that there are not heaps of clashes which is what I would espect if random, so either highly refined mathemaical system or language containing - definately not random.

Bunny - lieral monkey with typewriter