Atte Andre Jensen wrote: >On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Phil Taylor wrote: > >> I think you will find that several programs have this problem. BarFly >> certainly does. > >But how do *you* work with midifiles then?
I put in the necessary accidentals to make it play properly, even though they are redundant in the printed version. It's a fairly rare occurrence. I'd prefer to fix the program, but as I said, it's a fairly tricky bit of code, and there's always something more urgent to do. A similar problem exists where you have a tie or slur across a repeat marker as in the following example: X:39 T:Bonnie Kate N:The slurs in this tune are almost impossible to deal with N:correctly. Note the slur from the d in bar 7, which should N:be drawn to the A in the first repeat bar AND to the A in N:the second repeat bar, so we have a slur with one start and N:two ends. Note also the slur from the g in the first repeat N:bar of part B. This crosses the repeat and goes to the a2 N:at the beginning of that part. B:Pete Cooper: Mel Bay's Complete Irish Fiddle Player, p. 144 R:reel M:C| K:D P:A d(uB|A2)dA (3Bc(vd A)(F|DF)AF EGF(E|DF)AF GBed|cAB(c d2) d(uB| A2)dA (3Bc(vd A)(F|DF)AF EA,CE|DFAF GBe(d|1 cA)B(c d2):|2 cA)Bc def(g|] P:B a2)fd vAdfa|~g3e cde(f|g2)gf vgba(g|fg)fe def(g| a2)fd vAdf(a|gf)ge cdef|gfed vc(bag)|1 fgfe def(g:|2 fgf(e d2)|] Phil Taylor To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
