Atte wrote that Dr. Matt wrote 'To write a slur from F# to F you MUST always
write a natural sign on the
F.'
Sound advice because that at least is unambiguous.
The trouble is that with all questions like this, the more you probe the
more you discover that there is no such thing as standard
Laurie wrote:
| Atte wrote that Dr. Matt wrote 'To write a slur from F# to F you MUST always
| write a natural sign on the
| F.'
|
| Sound advice because that at least is unambiguous.
|
| The trouble is that with all questions like this, the more you probe the
| more you discover that there is no
On Thu 31 Jan 2002 at 03:31PM +, John Chambers wrote:
in the passage that discusses the scope of accidentals. The common
modern rule is:
An accidental persists to the next bar line or to the end of the
note (including ties).
I tried looking up the definition in a music
Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
I never used abc for midi playback before the other day. I grabbed
abc2midi and ran my abc through it just to find that it doesn't handle
tied notes correctly. If I have
CDE^F- | F
that is perfectly allowed in music notation, and abcm2ps also findes it no
problem at
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte If I have
Atte CDE^F- | F
Atte that is perfectly allowed in music notation, and abcm2ps also findes it no
Atte problem at all (which it isn't), but abc2midi gives me this in the
Atte midifile:
Atte CDE^F | F
On 30 Jan 2002, Laura Conrad wrote:
I agree that in ABC, where the assumption is that what the user enters
is what a printing program should print, it's a bug. This is a case
which does demand some special code.
Alternatively, the standard could address the problem in such a way
as to
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
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Phil Taylor wrote:
Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
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.
If your music is either very
John Chambers wrote Well, I'd object to this, on the grounds that a
music formatter should show exactly what I tell it...
There are two problems here which John seems to be disregarding for the
moment.
Firstly, the only way that it could show exactly what he wrote is to
display the ABC
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