Right, I will probably do it the way Barfly does it (using the V: field. I don't have
a Mac so I can't run Barfly but I'll take your word for it ;-) It also won't be too
hard to implement in the GUI, allowing you to combine voices from a list. I already
support chord symbols directly before
On Tue, 14 May 2002, Phil Taylor wrote:
Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
Which? [other ways than abcm2ps' to merge voices...]
In BarFly, you put the word merge (without the quotes) in a V: field in the
header to have this voice drawn on the same staff as the previous one. You
can also control the
Thanks, that's useful nformation.
I had hoped (and still hope) to avoid the slippery slope of supporting %% directives. I realize I will be in for it when I start doing midi stuff...for the combining of voices into a staff, though, it looks like there are other ways of handling it. Plus I think
I just looked at the online jazz song book (http://home.wanadoo.nl/atte/songbook/) and
I was curious about how one of the fields was to be interpreted. The abc file has:
v:chords Am x4 GMaj x4| ...
v:melody abcd defg|...
And then at some point the chords and the melody are 'combined'. Is it
I just looked at the online jazz song book
(http://home.wanadoo.nl/atte/songbook/) and I was curious about how one of
the fields was to be interpreted. The abc file has:
v:chords Am x4 GMaj x4| ...
v:melody abcd defg|...
And then at some point the chords and the melody are 'combined'. Is it
On Sun, 12 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just looked at the online jazz song book
(http://home.wanadoo.nl/atte/songbook/) and I was curious about how one
of the fields was to be interpreted. The abc file has:
v:chords Am x4 GMaj x4| ...
v:melody abcd defg|...
You mean V:
And then