There's a new version of BarFly up for grabs at
http://www.barfly.dial.pipex.com
As usual this is a free update.
New stuff:
* Recent files menu.
* Line number display.
* Coda added to list of musical symbols.
* Symbol definitions can now be written between exclamation marks or +
signs (if you
Just a reminder ...
ABC is not just a computer thing.
I know quite a few musicians who can play you the tune from the ABC
notation.
Also, when I'm in a session and someone plays a tune I'd like to remember,
I can simply note down the first few bars in ABC more quickly (and more
legibly) in ABC
there is a
bug in Quicktime 6 which causes long notes to be truncated (played
staccato) when generating a midi file. [...] so another possible
work around is to generate the midi file at a fast tempo to keep
all delta times within two bytes, then use a midi editor to change
the tempo.
Is
P J Headford comments:
| Just a reminder ...
| ABC is not just a computer thing.
| I know quite a few musicians who can play you the tune from the ABC
| notation.
This is worth repeating periodically as a reminder of one of ABC's
main features. One example from last year: I got email from
On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 03:33:01PM +, John Chambers wrote:
P J Headford comments:
| Just a reminder ...
| ABC is not just a computer thing.
This is worth repeating periodically as a reminder of one of ABC's
main features
One of the benefits of any plain-text data format is
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 to be read along with the DTD.
(By the way, I am slowly adding MusicXML export to HARMONY)
Neil
At 05:05 PM
I'd like to email Jim Vint. Can any kind soul oblige me (off-list)?
Thanks,
Flos
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On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 06:20:00PM +0100, Neil Jennings wrote:
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?.
Sure.
Anything can be made hard to read if you have a machine
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 to be read along with the DTD.
/blockquote
p
On 1 Apr 2004, at 18:39, Richard Robinson wrote:
On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 06:20:00PM +0100, Neil Jennings wrote:
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?.
Sure.
Anything can
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
On 1 Apr 2004, at 22:19, Christian M. Cepel wrote:
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
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