... The regular expression I use for detecting chord roots (which are the only things transposed in chords) is: c = re.compile('^[A-G][b#]?') This means one of...
Atte André Jensen escreveu:
> Luis Pablo Gasparotto wrote:
> >>Hi,
>>
>>It seems to work for me. I tried for transposition and works fine. The
>>only issue...
Hudson Lacerda escreveu:
> Atte André Jensen escreveu:
[...]
>>The regular expression I use for detecting chord roots (which are the >>only things transposed...
... Done. Get version 0.2.3 from http://atte.dk/abctool/ The transposition now disregards guitar chords starting with either <, ... transposes those it finds. ...
Hi I'd like to announce the release of abctool 0.2.3. A few of the issues present in 0.2.0 have been addressed (thanks Luis and Hudson). I still don't handle...
... Ah, I see. Are ornaments the main (only?) thing people use this for? What other programs recognize this? Is it on it's way into the standard? -- peace,...
... Ornaments are what I use it for, though I have seen e.g. Jack Campin do some creative stuff with it. Trouble is, as with macros in programming languages,...
Atte André Jensen escreveu:
> I'd like feedback from people that have tried it:
> How do you use it and > do you find the initial use (one-stop abc script)...
Atte André Jensen escreveu:
> > Not sure what you mean (never used macro replacements with abc, let > alone barfly). Could you elaborate a bit?
> For...
... Very straight forward, similar to what I did before I decided to start abctool. ... I'm not neccesarily abctool is better, but: "abcgv file" or "abctool...
... Ah yes, it did make it into the standard. There has been one change in BarFly since that was written, in that the restriction on using accidentals in...
... Ok, I'll look at it. ... How do you let the user choose which octave to go to? For instance C -> F could either be a fourth up or a fifth down (or even...
Atte André Jensen escreveu:
> I'm not neccesarily abctool is better, but:
> > "abcgv file" or "abctool file" seems to be equally easy, or am I missing >...
... The direction (up, down or to whichever is nearest) is an option in the transpose dialog. At the moment you can only transpose by a maximum of eleven...
Phil Taylor escreveu:
> OK. If I understand this correctly, it means that the original > transcription has to use accidentals "correctly"? That is, if the...
Hi,
I'm using this new version and I found there's a bug when transposing flat notes preceded by something between "
Example:
"C7"_B8 | %here the _B8 is...
... I use -t14 alot (for tenor saxophone)... <snip about K:none> ... Of cource. That's what "correct transposition" means, at least to me: Keep the intervallic...
Hi There's a new version of abctool up at http://atte.dk/abctool/ Besides bugfixes, the new thing is transposition works with church modes. At least on my...
Great!!!
Atte André Jensen wrote:
> Luis Pablo Gasparotto wrote:
>
> > I'm using this new version and I found there's a bug when transposing
> > flat notes...
... Ah, of course. Would the following be sufficient: 1) If no key is given in the header none is assumed 2) Any occurence of "K:" without any more text after...
... I think so too, but abcm2ps accepts K: at least in header. It doesn't have to worry about transposition, so we'll never know if it thinks of it as C or...
... I did figure that much out. But suppose we have K:HP and transpose +2. As far as I understand the draft, HP/Hp always uses the key signature of D major,...
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Hudson Lacerda
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Jun 9, 2006 9:36 pm
Atte André Jensen escreveu: ... The same as: X:1 %K:Hp K:Amix CDEF GABc | X:2 %K:HP K:Amix CDEF GABc | which is converted to: X:1 %K:Hp K:Bmix DEFG ABcd | X:2...
