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On Wednesday, November 10, 2004, at 01:34 AM, Remo D. wrote:
I realized that the overlay
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On 10 Nov 2004, at 06:34, Remo D. wrote:
I realized that the overlay operator is the only one that moves the
time backward.
I think the 2.0 standard is not very clear on this operator, I'll try
to summarize how it will implemented in ABCp, of course everything is
subject to discussions and
Phil Taylor wrote:
On 10 Nov 2004, at 06:34, Remo D. wrote:
3) overaly may occur on multiple measures
G(A | bc d | F)g -- d = A, F = b, g = c
No, I think the operator sets the time back to the bar line, so this
should be A=G d=b (bar doesn't add up) and g=F.
Or have I got the wrong end of
We use the ( ) construct all the time. We use
ABC to capture vocal music for doing rehearsal tapes.
There are many places in vocal music where a single part
(such as the Bass part) splits into two voices (Baritone
and Bass) for a short time (such as two four bar phrases).
Without the (
Ok, I'll try to implement both and ( ... ... ) . Hudson is right,
the latter only appears in the abcm2ps docs but Tom gave a good
example of how useful it could be.
I noticed that Tom used instead of , should I consider and as
synonyms?
I'll take Phil's suggestion of emetting an error
Very good sample!
It's noted that the source formatation (vertical alignment of the
corresponding measures) is crucial for reading.
Hudson
Tom Satter wrote:
We use the ( ) construct all the time. We use
ABC to capture vocal music for doing rehearsal tapes.
There are many places in vocal
I realized that the overlay operator is the only one that moves the
time backward.
I think the 2.0 standard is not very clear on this operator, I'll try to
summarize how it will implemented in ABCp, of course everything is
subject to discussions and comments from your side!!
Reading both the
