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Hello, does anyone know how to stop abcm2ps from putting end of line warning accidentals at key signature changes? timewarn is set to "no" in the format file. ...
Simon Wascher
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... Thanks Hudson. I'll fix the "s:" issue and will include it in the SVN repository! R.D....
R.D.
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1645
I've added a new example to ABCp that translates a chord symbol in a ABC chord. For example "C" in [CEG], "Amin" in [ACE] and "FMaj7" in [FACE]. For the chord...
R.D.
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I asked about this some time back. Apparently there is no way to switch that off :-< Chuck Boody...
Chuck Boody
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I'm having a problem with the tempo of tunes played in ABCExplorer, and seem to be getting different behaviour to the developer. In the tune below, I want to...
Paul Hardy
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Mar 3, 2009
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I don't use ABCExplorer, but Q:3/8=70 and Q:1/8=210 should play at the same tempo, and should take just over 41 seconds to complete the 16-bar tune. That is,...
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... Curious! I've just tried it with this and some 6/8 jigs and got a similar result. I use intelligible metronome settings (eg jig is Q:3/8=120) which as you...
christhefiddlerpartin...
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... abc2midi cannot do playblack. It only creates MIDI files form ABC. A program for playback of MIDI files can change the tempo when playing, independently of...
Hudson Lacerda
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Mar 4, 2009
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... Hmmm. Yes, you are right of course, abc2midi only produces the midi file which is played back. It's the same version 2.15 in ABCEx. If it works OK for you...
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... I sent a question about this to Gérard, not quite as phrased above. "Why would this be? Is it a feature of ABCEx, or ABC2midi, or what?" .. Here is his...
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... With Gérard's reply in mind, and since there are no further comments I must assume that nobody has any problem with the status quo, as 1/4=n,2/8=n,6/8=n...
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Mar 7, 2009
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I agree that Q:3/8=n works OK, and I've changed all the 6/8 and 9/8 tunes in my tunebook to use that. Q:1/8=n is still wrong for 6/8 and 9/8 time signatures...
Paul Hardy
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Mar 8, 2009
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Hi all. I'm trying to devise a good API for handling meters and I would really appreciate any comments you may have on how to do this. At least I tought one...
R.D.
rmednt
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Mar 8, 2009
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How about just returning the meter as an array? For instance, in C++ it would be: #include <vector> using std::vector; vector<int> top = abcMeterBeats(); int...
Paul Rosen
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Mar 8, 2009
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... That case the C interface should also return the length of each array, so that the caller can store the result. It will be at most a small bunch of int...
Hudson Lacerda
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... Well, first, I'm pretty used to object oriented code, so some of this might be awkward in C, but here's how I'd be thinking as a client of this library...
Paul Rosen
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Mar 8, 2009
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Here is what I do my python parser: Take this meter: M:2/4 (1+2)/4 property rawString returns "2/4 (1+2)/4" property numMeters returns 2 method...
Tom Satter
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Paul, Hudson, thanks for your suggestions. I tried both with returning an array and using the "...Nth()" function. In the end I opted for the second because I...
R.D.
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Hi Tom, thanks for your suggestion. Representing lists in C would be more difficult than in Python, I need to think on how to do it but I think I understand...
R.D.
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... Is "1/1" a legal meter? If so, I don't think that "none" should return that, unless they mean the same thing. The question is what the meter could possibly...
Paul Rosen
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Mar 8, 2009
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... I don't think it's legal that's why I suggested to use as "none". Do you think "0/0" would work better? Another possibility would be to use negative...
R.D.
rmednt
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Hello, ... "none" is acctually used by typesetting clients as "Don't put in a meter", "1/1" acctually used by typesetting clients as "put in the number 1/1 ...
Simon Wascher
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... I think 1/1 should be legal, as it is 1/4 or 1/8, which are used sometimes. I prefer negative numbers, which could be hidden from the user in the form of...
Hudson Lacerda
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Mar 8, 2009
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... I cannot point you to any documentation. :-( I hope this help: abcm2ps accepts this (spaces cannot be used): M:3/4+3/8+5/16 M:5/4+1/8 The latter is...
Hudson Lacerda
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Mar 8, 2009
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I am using ABCEdit, and on some tunes I would like to put the words in. When I enter them like this W:These are the words W:To my song, Ma The words show up...
liteguy.rm
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Mar 14, 2009
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... You should use "w:" (lowercase w) for this. Have a look at the section on lyrics of the ABC 2.0 draft standard for details on how to align syllables with...
R.D.
rmednt
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Mar 14, 2009
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Thanks, I tried that and it works. I don't knowwhat I was doing wrong before. I thought I had tried using gthe small w: but I guess, I must have put the...
Jim Coon
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Mar 14, 2009
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Here's an example. The %%scale and %%format lines were for my tastes and can be omitted. I like to use a separate format file and I size everything to fit 1...
Richard Walker
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Mar 14, 2009
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Hi all. I've re-implemented the M: field in ABCp. I've addedd helpers for the explicit meter (e.g. "M:C|=2/4") but not yet for the more complex meters like...
R.D.
rmednt
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Mar 15, 2009
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I'm probably just blind, but searching in the 2.0 draft standard, web searches, and guessing, have left me not knowing how to add two features to my score...
Bill Freeman
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