On 24 Jun 2003 22:37:23 -0400, Christopher Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jean-Francois,
Hello Chris,
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BTW, I'm using abcm2ps-2.11.3 (May 5, 2002) if that makes any
difference.
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It makes! Annotations work correctly starting from version 3.5.0.
About deco.abc, in
Chris comments:
| Jean-Francois,
|
| I just got around to trying out your suggestion below for enclosing a
| note in parentheses:
|
|
| Yes, you may use annotations:
|
| ()A
|
| And it doesn't work. Instead of getting a note in parentheses, what I
| get is a guitar chord that looks like
, guitar chords, vocal music, etc.
Chris comments:
| Jean-Francois,
|
| I just got around to trying out your suggestion below for enclosing a
| note in parentheses:
|
|
| Yes, you may use annotations:
|
|()A
|
| And it doesn't work. Instead of getting a note in parentheses, what
Using "("")"G with abcm2ps 3.3.1 actually produces something like:
(
)
to the left of the note, seemingly taking the string after as a unit and ignoring the middle quotes. This does more or less accord with the 1.7.6 version of abc which says (in the copy from Chris Walshaw's site some months
Jean-Francois,
I just got around to trying out your suggestion below for enclosing a
note in parentheses:
Yes, you may use annotations:
()A
And it doesn't work. Instead of getting a note in parentheses, what I
get is a guitar chord that looks like this:
(
)
The program does not
On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 22:32:45 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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(NOTE - using abcm2ps)
Problem 1:
As far as I can tell, you can only align chords with actual notes.
This is a problem for me. Suppose I have a measure that looks
like this (M:C, L:1/4)
E/D/ C3
and I want guitar
How about
AmE/D/ C-CC2
?
This would also be clearer to read for the accompanist, and it doesn't violate
the guideline that the third beat of a bar in common time should be visibly
delineated (ie beat two shouldn't be a dotted minim!)
This is a real guideline? I've never heard
How about
"Am"E/D/ C-"C"C2
?
This would also be clearer to read for the accompanist, and it doesn't violate
the guideline that the third beat of a bar in common time should be visibly
delineated (ie beat two shouldn't be a dotted minim!)
This is a real "guideline"? I've never
chords, vocal music, etc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
Problem 1:
As far as I can tell, you can only align chords with actual notes.
This is a problem for me. Suppose I have a measure that looks
like this (M:C, L:1/4)
E/D/ C3
and I want guitar chords to change on beats 1
OK, I know I've seen some stuff on this before, but searching the
archive didn't help, so here goes.
I recently tried something new (at least for me), and I'm looking for
a little advice. My wife came back from her voice lesson with a
HIDEOUSLY transcribed jazz vocal piece, with just a melody
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