>>convert my tunes to make them display when each V: label occurs >>only once (on big score it's less readable, but not on smaller
>BarFly has a built-in command to do that - Format Tune under >the Utilities menu will rearrange the abc into the format >that the program likes (or the other way, if you set the >number of bars per line and notes per line high enough). oh yes, I noticed and used BarFly to convert this, but I wanted to have my arrangement back :) Why can't it do it the two ways ? I can understand ppl editing a very long score prefer to have the voices line by line, but sometimes some other pple could prefer to have the V: only once if you want to quickly "mute" some voices by deleting them in a temp file. >It is supported, but you don't use %%midi. For a single voice >tune put "transpose -24" (or just t=-24) in the K: field. It could be good to find a way to unify this in the new standard. The drawback of your convention is that old program / other program that don't recognise it may crash or display warnings (Abc2win warns 4 times before displaying the tune), while the %% notation won't cause problem : they're simply ignored if not recognized. >You can see what it looks like in Gregorian notation at the above >URL. and it looks very good :) (on the website) >Placing a comment symbol (%) before the clef specifier will cause it to be displayed in modern notation yes, it's a good idea, it's conveniant and fast to switch this >http://www.mcn.net/~relbooks/gf_salve.gif btw this link doesn't work anymore ___________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? -- Une adresse @yahoo.fr gratuite et en français ! Yahoo! Mail : http://fr.mail.yahoo.com To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
