Starling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Toni Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> : Question: applies the n to all notes in the chord as a multiplier or
> : only to those which have no length modifier?
>
> Guh, definitely not a multiplier.
Until now I prefered "multiplier" because I coul
Sorry to delve into the bowels of development here, but...
You'll probably need to create/get hold of a custom control (in C/C++) to handle midi
devices beyond what the semi-functional VB API gives you.
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Henrik Norbeck wrote -
>You must have some sort of "preferences" dialog to let the user
>select which midi device to use. There are Windows functions for
>getting a list of midi devices. You must open the midi device
>anyway, so just specify the correct device to open according to the
>user's
OK. If you say so, then it isn't weird. "First note is the one to match
the words to" sounds possible, but we need to understand what this might
mean.
X:0
T:Three blind mice
L:1/8
M:4/4
K:Gmaj
Q:1/4=240
[B4 d]fed [A4c]edc | [G8 B/]c/B/c/ B/c/B/c/ B4 ||
w:Three blind mice
My understanding is th
Laurie wrote:
> Using w: together with a line in which there are written-out chords with
> different durations of notes starting simultaneously seems pretty weird to
> me.
Seems weird to me too. I think we can leave it aside for the time
being, unless someone comes up with some very convincing
> Eric Forgeot wrote -
> >I have two sound cards on my system and it has revealed that
> >Abacus doesn't follow the sound properties in the MSwindows
> >configuration : I have the second one by default for playing
> >samples / midi but Abacus plays only with the first one.
Bryan Creer replied:
I vote against allowing things like [Ad]8
Let's not make abc more complicated than needed.
If you're writing for instance a bass part, just change the L: field for
that voice if you find you're repeating too many [C,,8G,,8E,8]
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Laurie wrote:
| Using w: together with a line in which there are written-out chords with
| different durations of notes starting simultaneously seems pretty weird to
| me. (But I suppose one man's weird is often another's normal). However if
| it is allowed then I have to go with Toni. That mes
Using w: together with a line in which there are written-out chords with
different durations of notes starting simultaneously seems pretty weird to
me. (But I suppose one man's weird is often another's normal). However if
it is allowed then I have to go with Toni. That meshes with John's Rules
Toni Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
: My vote is: first=melody shortest=length.
I'll second that.
: Question: applies the n to all notes in the chord as a multiplier or
: only to those which have no length modifier?
Guh, definitely not a multiplier. Even if you did eliminate one of
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: Wow, this is a long thread. Between this and a zillion ads for Viagra that
: flood my mailbox every day (somebody on AOL really things I need viagra) its
: taken me some time to get caught up.
: > Can someone explain why "first note determines length" is better than
Eric Forgeot wrote -
>I have two sound cards on my system and it has revealed that
>Abacus doesn't follow the sound properties in the MSwindows
>configuration : I have the second one by default for playing
>samples / midi but Abacus plays only with the first one.
I'm afraid I don't have the tec
In a message dated 8/13/2002 12:24:04 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(I think we *need* to specify the melody-note in some way
because the w:-lines need it for alignment.)
You're right about that. One of the few things the iabc currently gets right is aligning words with th
Henrik Norbeck wrote:
> Toni Schilling wrote:
> > but something like this:
> > ABCD | EFGa | b/a/b/a/ d/c/d/c/
> [A2B2][C2D2] | DCBA |
> > meaning
> >"start local voice one"
> >"start or continue local voice two"
> >"close all local voices, back to the voice of this staff"
> > Any ch
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> Can someone explain why "first note determines length" is better than
> "shortest determines length".
I t
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