Hello
These look great. If you publish the postscript code I will
include the fonts (the noteheads and clefs, anyway) in iabc.
as said on the website, the postscript fonts are published :
http://anamnese.online.fr/abc/renaiss_music_font.zip
These look great. If you publish the postscript code I will
include the fonts (the noteheads and clefs, anyway) in iabc.
Regards,
Aaron
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I've already converted them to postscript, thanks PfaEdit.
I tried to replace the fonts used in the source code of Abcm2ps,
for getting 2 different binaries. As explained on my site, the
exported fonts (by PfaEdit) where different in the definition from
the postscript code used in Abcm2ps
JF
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Forgeot Eric wrote:
Hello, it's still a work in progress, but you can look at :
http://anamnese.online.fr/abc/renaissance_fonts.html
that's _very_ nice - if you need assistance converting your existing font
into PostScript, feel free to contact me.
Ciao,
Guido =8-)
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, John Walsh wrote:
Is there documentation that explains abc2ps fonts and how to
write them, or is this something one should learn by reading the code? I
I'm going to release the English version of my manual today. It contains a
section about using non-standard fonts
Hello,
with very little effort, abcm2ps could typeset scores using
Renaissance-style notes; that is, those fancy square or diamond-shaped
notes. To this end, we'd need two things:
1) disable the proportional spacing of notes. This probably calls for a
new abcm2ps %%command and/or command-line
Are shapenotes Renaissance? I thought they went back to plainchant
notation. (this is probably why I only barely passed Music history last
sem and prolly won't this sem)
Guido Gonzato wrote:
Hello,
with very little effort, abcm2ps could typeset scores using
Renaissance-style notes; that
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Christian M. Cepel wrote:
Are shapenotes Renaissance? I thought they went back to plainchant
notation. (this is probably why I only barely passed Music history last
sem and prolly won't this sem)
AFAIK, plain chant used several types of neumes, i.e. the square neumes
Christian M. Cepel wrote:
Are shapenotes Renaissance? I thought they went back to plainchant
notation. (this is probably why I only barely passed Music history last
sem and prolly won't this sem)
Well, square- and diamond-shaped notes are certainly used in Gregorian
notation, but this notation
Neumes!!! That was the word I was looking for. Thank you! I couldn't for the life of me remember. Mine was a stupid question.
Since you're both well versed on music history (in the western tradition anyways), you'll know why I'm having trouble trying to persuade our first daughter (assuming
Sorry to double post, but I realized that my post made no sense. That
was supposed to read
Since you're both well versed on music history (in the western tradition
anyways), you'll know why I'm having trouble trying to persuade MY WIFE
TO NAME our first daughter (assuming we have one)
Hello, it's still a work in progress, but you can look at :
http://anamnese.online.fr/abc/renaissance_fonts.html
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Guido Gonzato writes,
with very little effort, abcm2ps could typeset scores using
Renaissance-style notes; that is, those fancy square or diamond-shaped
notes. To this end, we'd need two things:
[...]
2) new note shapes, which I could easily write as new PostScript routines.
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