Anyone mind if I forward this to SpamCop.com?
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Nothing ... it's spam.. just like all the others.. except they forgot
to translate it into Turkish before sending it.
What has this got to do with ABC?
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
page on the internet that will give you a term life
quote from over 500 companies, and allow
I fail to see why discussion of new additions/changes to the standard
can abound for an extended period of time, and ultimately be beaten
into astalemate.
I don't quite know what the 'Standard Version Naming Scheme' for abc
is, but I thought the use of a #.# allowed small changes from say, 1.6
Hi all.
Can anyone tell me if Jim Vint's on this list?
And. If he is, and you're him (lovely grammar, I know..)... Jim..
would you consider licensing Breathnach, and what would the terms be?
We're still doing our abc software engineering project for software
engineering class, and we've not the
I would be glad to take you up on your kind offer.. Thank you!
//Christian
I have a free font called MusicalSymbols which contains all you
need I think. I can send it to you if you contact me off-list.
Henrik Norbeck, Stockholm, Sweden
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://home.swipnet.se/hnorbeck/
Sorry about that folks... My mailer betrayed me. It was not meant
to go back to the list.
//Christian
I would be glad to take you up on your kind offer.. Thank you!
//Christian
I have a free font called MusicalSymbols which contains all you
need I think. I can send it to you if you
I am under the impression that the subscribe/unsubscribe script is not
an automated engine, but simply a request generator which sends a
message to the admin requesting action or worse, simply logging
the request in case the admin periodically checks the request log and
processes the
!
//Christian
On Fri, Jun 07, 2002 at 03:58:21AM -0500, Christian M. Cepel wrote:
But which domain did I use? Do I remember? Heck no
Easy! Find a mail that came to you via the list, and view all
headers on it. (I'm not real familiar with squirrel mail, but it's
advanced enough
I'm sorry to ask again.. Last time it created a longish OT thread.
I don't want to do the same again, I just want to know why sub/unsub
requests off the tullochgorm site aren't being honored.
I just dun wanna receive 2 copies of everything anymore. I could, of
course, create a blackhole id,
I've notated a tune in abc, authored by a semi local, now deceased
gentleman and am currently having those familiar with his work and this
tune review it for accuracy and such.
It is NOT ready for distribution, so please do not reference or copy the
file(s), which I made available online for
Indeed.Excellent.. and understandable.. Thank you Phil!..
Definitely going into the 'keep' box.
//Christian
In message v01540b00b9468cfde0eb@[62.188.17.143], Phil Taylor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Key Sig Major MinorMix Dor Phr Lyd Loc
Ionian
You've certainly my gratitude and appreciation.
Might we convince you to make a single tarball available, to bypass any
administrative hastle with access and such.
// Christian
Frank Nordberg wrote:
Seems it ain't quite over yet.
The reason why Musica Viva is down now has nothing whatsoever to
Can I get some recommendations those of you in the know?
I'm looking for a good reference/intro text to explain MIDI.
I wanna understand it on a concept level, a programming level, a zen
buddhist level (well.. I'm a Christian, so if there are any NT aramaic
writings on the subject I'd really
I know there are many out there. I'm fond of http://www.thesession.org/
Toby Rider wrote:
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find that resource incredibly useful.
Basically something like John's tune finder, except that it saves
I'm confused. How is that different from Olga? Olga is made up entirely
of submitted ascii files, and ones that were pasted in the newsgroup for
examination/distribution. I understand that you're looking for something
different entirely... but it does seem that thesession.org matches olga in
Does John's script obey robot exclusions? I'm ready to kill Altavista
for spidering my javascript validated forms, submitting them empty, and
completely ignoring robot exclusions.
I see the difference now.. Thanks for explaining.
//Christian
Toby Rider wrote:
Yes, thesession.org does
:
Christian M. Cepel asks:
| Does John's script obey robot exclusions? I'm ready to kill Altavista
| for spidering my _javascript_ validated forms, submitting them empty, and
| completely ignoring robot exclusions.
Yes, it does. The first thing it does for each site is asks for the
robots.txt file
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
:
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
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)
Just go with taxonomic nomenclature.
Call it a bovine. :)
Or walking hamburger or extra rare T-bone. :)
John Chambers wrote:
Phil Taylor writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
|
| (One textbook example for English is the lack of any word that is the
| singular form of "cattle". Other languages
I've two questions.
1. Someone posted a while back asking for beta testers for a soundcard
using (as opposed to through the pc speaker) add on to ABC2Win to
replace PlayQABC. I volunteered... Never got a response. Any word
from anyone on this?
2. Does anyone know if Jim Vint might be
Hrm.. I had gotten the impression that he'd kindof gone underground
where this list is concerned.. I'm not sure why I had that impression..
Thank.. I'll try that.
Gary Sibio wrote:
At 12:56 PM 12/18/2003, you wrote:
2. Does anyone know if Jim Vint might be willing to release the
source for
I'm sure this has been covered before, but does anyone have a favored
way of generating a midi file from abc?
I own ABC2Win, and have been playing with BarFly. I've been unable to
redirect PlayQABC output to the midi synth to a file... I would think
it's possible, but I've not been able to
With this in mind, I've been struggleing while editing ABC lately.
I'm not real good at reading music or ABC on the fly due to learing
disability (latent cognition between reading and comprehending).
There's a few things that prove to be making reading ABC on the fly a
real difficult task.
I
I had not considered using separate voicing for chords. Thanks.
Regarding lining up barlines... I had thought that spaces in position 0
on a line were illegal.
IE, the # here
fe|d2B2 A2F2|A4 A2AB|d4 e2de|f2e2 egfe|
###d2B2 A2F2|A4 A2AB|d4 e2de|f2d2 d2 :|
Either way, I'm going to use
What? No xhtml compliance?
p /
John Chambers wrote:
html
Neil Jennings writes:
blockquote
MusicXML is plain text, just as all the markup languages are, but that
doesn't mean you don't have to decode it.
Can you decode even simple HTML by just reading it?.
MusicXML needs
assuming squatting).
//Christian M. Cepel
David Webber wrote:
From: Bert Van Vreckem [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The home of the 2.0 standard is http://abc.sf.net/standard/, but I
think
Irwin Oppenheim, who prepared the 2.0 draft, has not recently
worked on
it...
Thanks Bert, I'll
A couple of revisions
I believe, it also looks bad, when Chris' website is the most linked
to
'introduction to the ABC concept' and the last official standard was
approved of 'umpteen odd' years ago. It looks like little official
work has been done on ABC and like so many things you may
Thank you Jack. I've a better understanding now.
And David... That just couldn't work. It's far too simple, and just
makes too much sense :)
How 'unofficially official' is the 1.7.6 standard? Is it still open for
change, or could there be an intermediate between it and 2.0? I've
never
to contribute, as I am
locked into VB.
I presume any such parser would have to create the output as an object
suitable for use by all the other programs.
Design of this would be a major undertaking.
Neil
- Original Message -
From: Christian M. Cepel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 April
Jack Campin wrote:
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Stephen Kellett wrote: Christian M. Cepel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I would assume that such a beast would be written in straight ansi
c to make it available to any present or future operating system
sporting a c compiler, as well
Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
Keep it in C++. Anyone can compile and use a C++ program. I would
suggest using a GNU based GCC. It can then easily be compiled on about
any OS using GCC, MinGW, etc... and the binary can be used by someone
who does not have the proper run time.
Jeremy
To
Steven Bennett wrote:
Christian M. Cepel wrote:
It was my understanding that all unicode character sets contain English
characters mapped to the same values they're mapped to in other sets.
Close -- Unicode is a *single* character set. For convenience, you'll
frequently run
Wow.. nice and quick.
Subject: SourceForge.net Project Approved
Your project registration for SourceForge.net has been approved.
Project Information:
Project Descriptive Name: AlphabetSoup - ABC Music Notation Parser
Project Unix Name: alphabetsoup
CVS Server:
Stephen Kellett wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Steven Bennett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
things about Macs I didn't know
Thats really distressing. I no longer have a valid reason to dislike
Macs :-) They fixed the two things I really hated. Gnash.
Stephen
Heh. I'm typing this on my G3Pismo
I'm just doublechecking since this conversation spun off of the
universal parser conversation...
This conversation, while interesting doesn't actually pertain to the
parser does it? I've been trying to follow it in case it does.
My understanding is that a parser will not do any file handling,
Phil Taylor wrote:
On 29 Apr 2004, at 08:34, Stephen Kellett wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On 29 Apr 2004, at 00:32, Steven Bennett wrote:
According to Apple docs (I'll take their word for it... ;):
0x2028 -- Unicode line separator
0x2029 --
Noticed that the address changed from
http://www.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc to
http://staffweb.cms.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc
When did that happen?
Btw... If Chris ever wants webspace hosted at abcnotation.org or
abcmusicnotation.org, he's welcome to it for free. I'm trying to get
abcmusic.org as
about abcmusic.org.
John Chambers wrote:
Christian M. Cepel writes:
| Noticed that the address changed from
| http://www.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc to
| http://staffweb.cms.gre.ac.uk/~c.walshaw/abc
|
| When did that happen?
|
| Btw... If Chris ever wants webspace hosted at abcnotation.org
it quite offensive.
Oh well, it was my bad... just thought you might like to know, in case
you get into a situation where it really matters, and offend someone you
didn't mean to, or didn't want to offend.
//Christian M. Cepel
Andrew Lenz, Jr. wrote:
Bugger. I'm now wondering if it might change
This is groovy, but I'm a mite confused by the following... It seems
contradictory to my small brain, but prolly is not Could you help me
to understand? Perhaps I need to paste earlier rows as well... but
these were the ones that troubled me.
Unpublished works created before 1978 that
to thank the Russian businessmen around the conference table at
the end of his presentation by saying 'igo nahooey'. :)
//Christian M. Cepel
Guy Gascoigne - Piggford wrote:
Well coming from England I'd have to say that I've never thought that
it was anywhere near as bad as the 'f' word. Yes I do know
Yes, absolutely, the discussion should stay here. The real purpose of
sourceforge is simply to enable collaboration with CVS, and project
tracking and such.
Chuck Boody wrote:
You are not boring me. I haven't much to contribute right now, but am
following the discussion and may have comments
Steven Bennett wrote:
I was going to let this idea die quietly... sigh
If we were talking about creating a data interchange format, I'd agree 100%.
But we're talking about creating a general purpose front-end parser that can
be linked into assorted ABC programs so they don't have to write their
I would prefer that it have optional modes... Strict, not-so-strict,
loose/forgiving, recover ABC from any textfile, etc... something.
Work on the strict first... get it universal. Once it's refined, add
optional graceful handling of aberrations... eventually make it able to
sort any garbage
John Chambers wrote:
Since ABC is widely used to send tunes via email, ABC ends up being
embedded inside messages in lots of other formats. It's fairly common
for this to garble the ABC, as the encoding software is usually
debugged only with ordinary (English) text. Decoding is
John Chambers wrote:
Christian M. Cepel writes:
| John Chambers wrote:
|
| Since ABC is widely used to send tunes via email, ABC ends up being
| embedded inside messages in lots of other formats. It's fairly common
| for this to garble the ABC, as the encoding software is usually
Steven Bennett wrote:
Jeff Szuhay wrote:
Uh... Objective-C? :-P
(Oh, I couldn't help myself. You can slap me for that one),
I wouldn't slap you for that -- I almost answered the same thing myself, but
I suspect I would have meant it more seriously... grin
Objective-C was a big surprise to
Steven Bennett wrote:
As much though I love and prefer Objective C, and would use it for my own
projects, I'd still recommend straight ANSI C for this particular project,
given it's stated goals. Mainly because Objective-C isn't very well known
outside the Mac world, but also because there are
the name from
AlphabetSoup to ABCp since there seems to be group support for that name.
//Christian M. Cepel aka thistledowne
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Christian Marcus Cepel | And the wrens have returned
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371 Crown Point, Columbia, MO| that oak
I looked, but I didn't see a single hornpipe or jig, or even a slow
aire Who are all these people? They sound familiar *grin*
Doncha hate it when people suffer from TradTunnelVision(Tm) ???
Atte André Jensen wrote:
Hi all
Some of you maybe remember that I used to have a website with
It might not be amiss for us to create a freely available repository on
the sourceforge project page for people to add to and sample. Such has
been discussed in the past, but I don't know if it's ever been
done...leastwise, it's an oft asked question always with a piecemeal answer.
Has anyone mentioned Noteworthy Composer?
It's cheap and simple... Sometimes too simple.
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, Don Parrish-Bell wrote:
Here's what I would hope to have (and working properly without an
argument!):
1. You can pre-set the key signature, time signature and tempo.
2. You can
I don't know if I've asked this here or not, but there seem to be
several Finale folks
Any workaround to Finale's inablity to play GBH music (ornamentations
gracenotes) as they should sound in GBH music?
Further, does anyone have some sort of duration Table for each GHB
ornament in case I'd
You guys are awful *grin*
I thought the entire procedure of learning the Highland Pipes is to make
your fingers do something so unnatural and confusing that you'll never
be able to type properly again!
When I get my UP out and try to play it, it takes me a good ten minutes
to reorganize my
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