In abcmus2 beta 1
In the change default length tool, I had a ^f^g a (in
K:Am), and the tool gave ^f2_a2 a2 . I expected ^f2^g2 a2
instead, without shifting notes... (it occurs when the whole tune
is processed)
Worse, this same tool doesn't seem to care about the rests when it
changes
Yes, it would be 'better and less misleading' for the abc user community that
understands:
1. 2 sharps
2. they are in the 'standard' place
3. E Dorian means E is the tonic.
Me, personally, just speaking for myself, I can play in (for example) G Dorian
without having to remember which flats
Wil Macaulay said -
Yes, it would be 'better and less misleading' for the abc user community
that
understands:
1. 2 sharps
Good.
2. they are in the 'standard' place
Not sure what you mean.
3. E Dorian means E is the tonic.
Of course it does but does K:D mean D is the tonic or just
Bryan Creer wrote:
| Wil Macaulay said -
|
| 2. they are in the 'standard' place
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| Not sure what you mean.
Well, I do have a few tunes that are written with two
sharps, but they are ^g^c. (Actually, I'd usually write
them K:^G^c to make it obvious that it's not the classical
John Chambers writes:
One of the cuter illustrations of this: There's an old test
for telling whether someone is a scientist/engineer or one
of those humanities types. You ask them If you call a tail
a leg, how many legs does a dog have?
The answer, of course, is Four, because calling a tail
