The tune archive from the woodenflute mailing list has now been updated
to include all postings up to the end of January - the archive now holds
499 tunes in abc format.
http://www.lesession.demon.co.uk/abc/woodenflute.htm
Steve Mansfield
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One of those other Johns wrote:
| On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, John Chambers wrote:
| I have no control over what people put on their web sites, so I have a
| strong incentive to use Be liberal in what you accept as a major
| rule.
|
| I disagree, both with this rule and with the idea that you have no
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John It's really the ABC representation that's misleading, implying that
John ties and slurs are different things. It would be better for ABC to
John officially go along with the usual musical convention, and just say
John
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, John Chambers wrote:
Most musicians don't understand the distinction between a tie and a
slur.
So you may speculate, but I doubt you have any quantifiable evidence to
back that up.
You could argue that there isn't really a distinction.
Here is an example of the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, John Chambers wrote:
Most musicians don't understand the distinction between a tie and a
slur.
So you may speculate, but I doubt you have any quantifiable evidence to
back that up.
So, to start quantifying it, I *do* know the difference.
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Rick Davis wrote:
My question is - when I take the ps output of abc2ps and run it through ps2pdf,
the resulting pdf makes the first and second ending bars into closed rectangles,
the bottom part of which runs straight through the chords I have there.
I don't really
Laura Conrad wrote:
Rick == Rick Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rick My question is - when I take the ps output of abc2ps and run
Rick it through ps2pdf, the resulting pdf makes the first and
Rick second ending bars into closed rectangles, the bottom part
Rick of which
This thread keeps going on, but I have the feeling that there has
been agreement for some time, and we've just forgotten it. But I've often
been wrong on that score before...
Here's what I think has been said: ties and slurs can't always be
distinguished in printed staff
Hi,
maybe it's not a big achievement, but I just made abc2abc (1.13) crash, by
hitting it with this:
X:1
T:Crash abc2abc with -t 2
M:4/4
L:1/4
C:Atte André Jensen
K:D
A#/Bz2 z2 |
I don't see anything wrong in the example (do any of you?), so I think we
have ourselves a bug...
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